subreption
/sʌbˈrɛpʃən/
Definition

Definition of subreption - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
deceptionDatedobtaining a favor by hiding the truthDated
  • He was accused of subreption in the court.
deceit fraud
2.
philosophyDatedmistaken inference from substituting one concept or assumption for anotherDated
  • The argument rests on a subreption between perception and reality.
misinterpretation misunderstanding
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Origin of subreption

Latin, subreptio (a stealing)

Examples of subreption in a sentence

  • Subreption led to the wrongful approval of the contract.
  • His conclusion depends on a subreption about cause and effect.
  • The critique exposes a subreption in the philosopher's assumptions.

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  1. French:subreption, confusion entre deux concepts, ...
  2. German:Subreption, Begriffsverwechslung in einem Schluss, ...
  3. Italian:subrezione, ...
  4. Spanish:subrepción, sustitución errónea de un concepto por otro, ...
  5. Portuguese:obtenção de um favor através da ocultação da verdade, sub-repção, ...
  6. Chinese:隐瞒行为, 概念偷换, ...
  7. Japanese:偽証, すり替え推論, ...
  8. Arabic:استِغفال, مُغالَطَة الإِحلال, ...
  9. Hebrew:הוֹנָאָה, תַּחְבּוּלָה, ...
  10. Russian:субрепция, подмена понятий в рассуждении, ...
  11. Ukrainian:субрепція, підміна понять у міркуванні, ...
  12. Hindi:छल, एक अवधारणा के स्थान पर दूसरी रख देने से निकला भ्रांत निष्कर्ष, ...

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