Chicken-out Sentence Examples

Circular reasoning, from the Latin Circulus in Demonstrando, occurs when the end of an argument comes back to the beginning without having proven itself. This form of reasoning is considered a pragmatic defect, or informal fallacy, rather than a formal logical fallacy because it follows a valid pattern of argument: A proves B. However, unlike a logical argument, B depends on A to be true, causing the statement to loop back around.

It’s hard to find anything cuter than a baby animal and sometimes it's hard to find the correct term for a baby animal too. On the one hand, many young animals share the same name - there are lots of cubs and pups out there. On the other, there are some very specific terms for infant animals, like puggle. Discover common baby animal names (and some not so common) so you’ll know exactly what word to use for young creatures.