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A sophist is someone who makes good points about an issue — until you realize those points aren't entirely true, like a political candidate who twists an opponent's words or gives misleading facts during a speech.
Sophist has the accent on the first syllable: “SAW fist.” It comes from the Greek word sophizesthai, meaning “to become wise or learned, deceive.” In fact, deceit was just part of the job for the ancient Greek philosophers called Sophists. The cleverness of the Sophists prevented students from seeing that the Sophists' arguments didn't reach logical conclusions — and the Sophists kept their paying students coming back for more.
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词根: soph
=wise,表示”智慧,聪明”
adj.
pansophic 全知的pan广泛的+soph智慧+ic……的→智慧广→都知道
sophisticate 老于世故的sophist[n.诡辩家, 博学者, 诡辩者]+icate→成为诡辩家
sophisticated 尖端的,复杂的,先进的;老练的,老于世故的sophisticate[n.久经世故的人 adj.老于世故的 v.使[人]世故]+ed……的→adj.尖端的,复杂的,先进的;老练的,老于世故的
n.
sophist 诡辩家, 博学者, 诡辩者soph智慧,聪明+ist人→n.诡辩家, 博学者, 诡辩者
philosophy 哲学,哲理,人生观,价值观,世界观philo爱+soph智慧,聪明+y→爱智慧→哲学
sophism 诡辩soph智慧,聪明+ism行为→n.诡辩
sophisticate 久经世故的人sophist[n.诡辩家, 博学者, 诡辩者]+icate→成为诡辩家
v.
sophisticate 使[人]世故sophist[n.诡辩家, 博学者, 诡辩者]+icate→成为诡辩家