The concept of formal fallacy refers to an error in deductive reasoning caused by the structure or form of an argument. The antonyms for formal fallacy would be syllogism, valid argument, and logical reasoning. In a syllogism, the premises are closely interconnected and lead to a valid conclusion that follows from them. A valid argument follows a logical structure where the conclusion is derived from the premises with certainty. Logical reasoning involves an orderly process that includes analyzing and evaluating the evidence, drawing inferences, and arriving at a reasonable conclusion. In contrast to formal fallacy, these antonyms imply a strong foundation built upon solid reasoning that can withstand scrutiny and lead to meaningful insights.

What are the antonyms for Formal fallacy?

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• informal fallacy
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brightness, brilliance, brio, briskness, cachet, cheerfulness, chic, colour, dynamism, eagerness.