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impiety - lack of respect for something considered sacred
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unequivocally - in a way that leaves no doubt
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magnanimous - great of soul
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luculent - clear/easily understood/light/shining
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mildly buzzy buzzwords
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nebulous - misty/foggy/mysterious
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umbra - dark area
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exergy - useful energy
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incontrovertibly - undeniably
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possibiliter ergo probabiliter/appeal to probability - this is likely so it must be true
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false dilemma- presenting something as either this or that when there could be more options
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straw man - misrepresents opponents argument to make it easier to attack, eg "gmos are bad? so youre saying you like farmers losing money because of bugs?"
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cherry picking - picks specific parts that support their claim and ignore the countless other things that go against
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