Group 17 · 學習模式
第 5 / 6 組（每組 5 字）
based on a mistaken belief; logically unsound
謬誤的；似是而非的
His argument was built on fallacious reasoning.
The claim is fallacious and unsupported by evidence.
She pointed out the fallacious assumption in his theory.
obvious or clear to see, or a government-granted right protecting an invention
明顯的；專利
The lie was patent to everyone in the room.
The company filed a patent for the new device.
His patent dishonesty shocked the jury.
bending easily; yielding readily to others, especially in a compliant way
柔順的；易受影響的
The pliant branch bent without breaking.
He found the new employee pliant and eager to please.
The pliant material was easy to shape into any form.
only slightly warm, or showing little enthusiasm
溫吞的；不熱衷的
The soup arrived tepid instead of hot.
The audience gave a tepid response to the announcement.
Critics offered only tepid praise for the sequel.
to make known private or sensitive information
洩露；透露
She refused to divulge her source.
He accidentally divulged the surprise party plans.
The company won't divulge its financial details.