Adjective
Meaning: Having deceptive attraction or allure. Having a false look of truth or genuineness. Seemingly fair or true, but actually not so, deceptive.
Word forms: speciously (adv), speciousness (n)
Related words: false, hollow, erroneous, baseless, inaccurate, unfounded, fallacious, phony, sham, bogus, incorrect, untrue, unsound, misleading, spurious, deceptive, showy, sophistic.
Used in a sentence: I was amazed at how far her specious behavior went. Even when it came to friends, she would lie through her teeth.
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That Girl Over There
Just the ordinary, everyday sort of dabble...
Maybe if I wander around long enough, I'll find myself...
... And once again, I'm lost.
... And once again, I'm lost.