Argument's effectiveness
Definition
An argument's effectiveness is determined by its ability to convince an audience of its validity or truthfulness. It relies on strong evidence, logical reasoning, and persuasive techniques.
Related terms
Logical fallacies: Errors in reasoning that weaken an argument.
Counterargument: An opposing viewpoint or objection raised against an argument.
Evidence: Facts, data, examples, or expert opinions used to support claims made in an argument.
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