Usage of "false dichotomy"

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Informal fallacy involving falsely limited alternatives, when in fact there is at least one additional option.

Usage of false dichotomy in English

Plibersek says there is a false dichotomy between more funding and school reforms. 
 The Guardian 

This is a false dichotomy - an ideal climate is a stable one. 
 The Guardian 

This false dichotomy is straight from the cult of mindless optimism. 
 The Irish Times 

Kobach: There's a false dichotomy that constantly emerges when you see politicians talking about immigration. 
 Reuters 

But it is a false dichotomy - the Lumières' films were often just as fictitious. 
 The Guardian 

Perhaps this is a false dichotomy and fastfortheclimate can be both. 
 The Guardian 

That strikes me as a ludicrous false dichotomy. 
 The Guardian 

That is a false choice, a false dichotomy. 
 Stonewielder 

There is a false dichotomy, too often and too easily invoked, between traditional verse and experimental poetry. 
 The Irish Times 

It really captures the often false dichotomy of comedy and drama, being both heartwrenching and unbelievably funny. 
 The Guardian 

Now this may seem a false dichotomy. 
 The Red Queen 

Undoubtedly, one has to choose their own path, but if there is anyone struggling with this false dichotomy. 
 Ebony 

That is a false dichotomy. 
 The Irish Times 

This was a false dichotomy. 
 The South African 

This is a false dichotomy that points up the main weakness of O'Callaghan's stories: they seem uninterested in formal adventure. 
 The Irish Times 

Buille, the brainchild of Niall Vallely, gives a lie to the false dichotomy around the notion of tradition and innovation. 
 The Irish Times 

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Translations for false dichotomy

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Meanings of false dichotomy in English