The plural form of antilogy; multiple instances of contradictory statements or logical contradictions within a single argument.
From antilogy + -ies (plural suffix). Antilogy comes from Greek anti- (against) + logos (word, reason), literally 'against reason.'
Lawyers and debaters actually study antilogies deliberately—finding contradictions in an opponent's argument (where they claim two mutually exclusive things) is one of the oldest and most effective rhetorical tricks in history.
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