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Definition
Synonym
Scheinblueten
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Scheinblüte
f
Scheinblüten
pl
specious prosperity, illusory boom
specious prosperities
Scheinblüte
f
bot.
Scheinblüten
pl
composite flower
composite flowers
Scheinblüte
f
bot.
Scheinblüten
pl
composite flower
composite flowers
Scheinblüte
f
Scheinblüten
pl
specious prosperity, illusory boom
specious prosperities
Scheinblueten
specious prosperities
Scheinblüte
f
Scheinblüten
pl
specious prosperity; illusory boom
specious prosperities
Deutsche
Scheinblueten Synonyme
Englische
specious prosperity illusory boom Synonyme
specious
Barmecidal
Barmecide
airy
alleged
apparent
apparently sound
apparitional
autistic
avowed
beguiling
casuistic
chimeric
claimed
colorable
colored
conceivable
deceptive
delusional
delusionary
delusive
delusory
dereistic
disingenuous
dreamlike
dreamy
empty
erroneous
fallacious
false
fantastic
gilded
hollow
hypocritical
idle
illogical
illusional
illusionary
illusive
illusory
imaginary
in name only
inaccurate
incorrect
insincere
jesuitic
likely
meretricious
misleading
nugatory
ostensible
overrefined
oversubtle
phantasmagoric
phantasmal
phantom
philosophistic
plausible
possible
presumable
presumed
pretended
pretexted
professed
purported
seeming
self-deceptive
self-deluding
so-called
sophistic
sophistical
spectral
spurious
superficial
supposed
supposititious
tinsel
unactual
unfounded
unreal
unsound
unsubstantial
untrue
vain
visionary
wrong
specious
reasoning
apparent soundness
casuistry
circularity
deduction
deductive reasoning
demonstration
discourse
discourse of reason
discursive reason
disingenuousness
distortion
equivocalness
equivocation
evasive reasoning
fallaciousness
fallacy
induction
inductive reasoning
insincerity
jesuitism
jesuitry
logical thought
misapplication
mystification
obfuscation
obscurantism
oversubtlety
perversion
philosophism
philosophy
plausibility
plausibleness
proof
ratiocination
rationalism
rationality
rationalization
rationalizing
reason
reasonableness
reasoning
sophism
sophistical reasoning
sophistication
sophistry
special pleading
speciosity
specious
ness
subtlety
sweet reason
vicious circle
vicious reasoning
specious
ness
acting
affectation
apparent character
apparent soundness
appearance
appearances
attitudinizing
bluff
bluffing
casuistry
cheating
circularity
color
coloring
deception
deceptiveness
delusion
disguise
disingenuousness
display
dissemblance
dissembling
dissimulation
distortion
equivocalness
equivocation
evasive reasoning
exteriors
external appearance
externals
facade
face
fakery
faking
fallaciousness
fallacy
false air
false front
false show
falsity
feigning
feint
four-flushing
fraud
front
gaudiness
gilt
gloss
humbug
humbuggery
imposture
insincerity
jesuitism
jesuitry
masquerade
mere externals
meretriciousness
misapplication
mystification
obfuscation
obscurantism
ostent
ostentation
outward appearance
outward show
oversubtlety
perversion
philosophism
plausibility
plausibleness
playacting
pose
posing
posture
pretense
pretension
pretext
public image
rationalization
representation
seeming
semblance
sham
show
simulacrum
simulation
sophism
sophistical reasoning
sophistication
sophistry
special pleading
speciosity
specious
reasoning
spuriousness
subtlety
superficiality
surface appearance
surface show
vain show
varnish
vicious circle
vicious reasoning
window dressing
Scheinblueten Definition
Boom
(
n.
)
A
long
pole
or
spar,
run
out
for
the
purpose
of
extending
the
bottom
of
a
particular
sail
Boom
(
n.
)
A
long
spar
or
beam,
projecting
from
the
mast
of
a
derrick,
from
the
outer
end
of
which
the
body
to
be
lifted
is
suspended.
Boom
(
n.
)
A
pole
with
a
conspicuous
top,
set
up
to
mark
the
channel
in
a
river
or
harbor.
Boom
(
n.
)
A
strong
chain
cable,
or
line
of
spars
bound
together,
extended
across
a
river
or
the
mouth
of
a
harbor,
to
obstruct
navigation
or
passage.
Boom
(
n.
)
A
line
of
connected
floating
timbers
stretched
across
a
river,
or
inclosing
an
area
of
water,
to
keep
saw
logs,
etc.,
from
floating
away.
Boom
(
v.
t.)
To
extend,
or
push,
with
a
boom
or
pole
Boom
(
v.
i.)
To
cry
with
a
hollow
note
Boom
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
hollow
sound,
as
of
waves
or
cannon.
Boom
(
v.
i.)
To
rush
with
violence
and
noise,
as
a
ship
under
a
press
of
sail,
before
a
free
wind.
Boom
(
v.
i.)
To
have
a
rapid
growth
in
market
value
or
in
popular
favor
Boom
(
n.
)
A
hollow
roar,
as
of
waves
or
cannon
Boom
(
n.
)
A
strong
and
extensive
advance,
with
more
or
less
noisy
excitement
Boom
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
advance
rapidly
in
price
Gib
boom
(
)
See
Jib
boom.
Illusory
(
a.
)
Deceiving,
or
tending
of
deceive
Prosperity
(
n.
)
The
state
of
being
prosperous
Specious
(
a.
)
Presenting
a
pleasing
appearance
Specious
(
a.
)
Apparently
right
specious prosperity illusory boom / specious prosperities Bedeutung
boom
any
of
various
more-or-less
horizontal
spars
or
poles
used
to
extend
the
foot
of
a
sail
or
for
handling
cargo
or
in
mooring
boom
microphone
boom
a
pole
carrying
an
overhead
microphone
projected
over
a
film
or
tv
set
ghetto
blaster
boom
box
a
portable
stereo
specious
argument
an
argument
that
appears
good
at
first
view
but
is
really
fallacious
sonic
boom
an
explosive
sound
caused
by
the
shock
wave
of
an
airplane
traveling
faster
than
the
speed
of
sound,
a
sonic
boom
follows
an
aircraft
as
a
wake
follows
a
ship
boom
roar
roaring
thunder
a
deep
prolonged
loud
noise
boom
bonanza
gold
rush
gravy
godsend
manna
from
heaven
windfall
bunce
a
sudden
happening
that
brings
good
fortune
(as
a
sudden
opportunity
to
make
money),
the
demand
for
testing
has
created
a
boom
for
those
unregulated
laboratories
where
boxes
of
specimen
jars
are
processed
like
an
assembly
line
baby
boom
baby-boom
generation
the
larger
than
expected
generation
in
United
States
born
shortly
after
World
War
II
boom
town
a
town
enjoying
sudden
prosperity
kaffir
boom
Cape
kafferboom
Erythrina
caffra
small
semi-evergreen
broad-spreading
tree
of
eastern
South
Africa
with
orange-scarlet
flowers
and
small
coraled
seeds,
yields
a
light
soft
wood
used
for
fence
posts
or
shingles
kaffir
boom
Transvaal
kafferboom
Erythrina
lysistemon
small
semi-evergreen
tree
of
South
Africa
having
dense
clusters
of
clear
scarlet
flowers
and
red
seeds
prosperity
successfulness
the
condition
of
prospering,
having
good
fortune
boom
a
state
of
economic
prosperity
prosperity
an
economic
state
of
growth
with
rising
profits
and
full
employment
boom
thrive
flourish
expand
grow
vigorously,
The
deer
population
in
this
town
is
thriving,
business
is
booming
smash
nail
boom
blast
hit
hard,
He
smashed
a
-run
homer
boom
boom
out
make
a
deep
hollow
sound,
Her
voice
booms
out
the
words
of
the
song
boom
din
make
a
resonant
sound,
like
artillery,
His
deep
voice
boomed
through
the
hall
thunder
boom
be
the
case
that
thunder
is
being
heard,
Whenever
it
thunders,
my
dog
crawls
under
the
bed
illusive
illusory
based
on
or
having
the
nature
of
an
illusion,
illusive
hopes
of
finding
a
better
job,
Secret
activities
offer
presidents
the
alluring
but
often
illusory
promise
that
they
can
achieve
foreign
policy
goals
without
the
bothersome
debate
and
open
decision
that
are
staples
of
democracy
gilded
meretricious
specious
based
on
pretense,
deceptively
pleasing,
the
gilded
and
perfumed
but
inwardly
rotten
nobility,
meretricious
praise,
a
meretricious
argument
specious
spurious
plausible
but
false,
a
specious
claim,
spurious
inferences
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