qiǎng
duó

idiom

Meaning of 强词夺理

强词夺理 means to argue irrationally by imposing one's own logic; to twist logic. Pronounced qiǎng cí duó lǐ.

  • to argue irrationally by imposing one's own logic; to twist logic

Definitions & Examples

Míng
míng
shì
chuǎng
hóng
dēng
 
hái
qiǎng
duó
shuō
méi
kàn
qīng
xìn
hào
 

It was clearly him who ran the red light, yet he argued irrationally, saying he didn't see the signal clearly.

Shì
shí
jīng
hěn
qīng
chu
 
zài
qiǎng
duó
méi
yǒu
yòng
 

The facts are already very clear; it's useless for you to twist logic any further.

Biàn
lùn
zhōng
 
qióng
 
biàn便
kāi
shǐ
qiǎng
duó
 

During the debate, when he ran out of arguments, he began to argue irrationally.

zhǒng
qiǎng
duó
de
tài
ràng
rén
fēi
cháng
fǎn
gǎn
 

Her attitude of twisting logic is very off-putting.