Can you put this word in a sentence: specious? Definition - appears to be true but is really false?

The word ';specious'; is, indeed, frequently used in combination with the word ';argument,'; as the previous poster demonstrates.





';Claiming that it is pointless to remain in school because there are no good jobs for mere high school graduates is a specious argument often made by drop-outs.';Can you put this word in a sentence: specious? Definition - appears to be true but is really false?
In this discussion, your argument is specious. It sounds good at first, but on closer inspection it is clearly false.Can you put this word in a sentence: specious? Definition - appears to be true but is really false?
Your arguments are rather specious than well grounded,for your name ought to be none other than your father's name.
Rather than admit he was wrong, the lawyer came up with a very specious argument.
the teen gave a specious argument about her car accident.