flawgical

(adj)
root : flawgic (n)
grossly illogical thinking masquerading as brilliantly sound logic.

"Wow, that is some masterfully flawgical thinking there..."

by deCaverna July 6, 2018

Flawgic

A false sense of logic

I know your flawgic tells you that apples are a vegetable, but they arent.

by Big brown86 July 11, 2023

Flawgic

1. A flaw in logic.

2. A weakness or defect in a deduction, philosophy, or opinion.

The philosophy that abortion should be illegal has some serious flawgic.

by H2theD April 22, 2018

Flawgic

Using flawed logic to argue. Information that is not entirely correct, completely inaccurate, or entirely made up to justify your standpoint in an argument.

Do not use flawgic when arguing as it only makes you look ignorant.
Rather than admitting error, the person used flawgic as their reasoning.

by Riann F. August 3, 2020

Flawgic

When an individual is using logic that is flawed, the individual may realize the information is flawed or they may be unintentionally sharing false information that they have been told is otherwise true.

What you are saying is not true, it is flawgic!

by RadeonRyzen October 7, 2021