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Question 1

Opprobrium

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The disgrace or the reproach incurred by conduct

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Aberrant

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Deviating from the ordinary

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Stymie

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To hinder

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Nascent

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Beginning to exist or develop

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Avarrice

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Insatiable greed for riches

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Urbane

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Having the polish and suaviry regairded to characteristic.

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Onerous

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Burdensome oppressive or troublesome

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Discretion

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Cautious reserve in speech

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Burgeon

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To grow

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Axiom

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Universally regognized principal

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Ubiquitous

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Existing everywhere

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Disabuse

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To undeceive to set right

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Heretical

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Violating accepted dogma

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Vilify

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To defame

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Dogmatic

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Expressing a rod god opinion

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Perennial

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Recurrent through the year or many years

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A fallacy

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Erroneous argument depended t upon an unsound contention

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Appel to ignorance

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One individual utilizes another individuals lack of information

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Appeal to authority

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Aka argumentum verecundia argument of modesty

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Appeal to popular opinion

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When’s lemons asserts that a thought or conviction is correct

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Association fallacy

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Called guilty by affiliation when someone connects a partucualr thought or issue something or something negative

Question 22

Attacking the person

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Aka argumentum ad hominem argument against man

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Begging the question

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The conclusion of a contention accepted as a statement of the inquiry itself

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Circulation argument

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A fallacy this is circular in probando this is error is committed when an argumenr takes its evidence from an element side the argument is geode instead of from an outside source