Definition of fallacy of composition in English:

fallacy of composition

nounPlural fallacies of composition

The error of assuming that what is true of a member of a group is true for the group as a whole.
组合谬误，汇总错误
Example sentencesExamples
- Searle argues that this objection involves a fallacy of composition, confusing the properties of a system with those of its parts.
- Neither liberals nor conservatives are any more prone to prejudice than other groups and to argue otherwise is, in my opinion, an example of committing the fallacy of composition.
- While distributional changes between regions can occur at a given level of economic activity, it is a fallacy of composition to assume that all regions can lift themselves without a buoyant aggregate climate.
- It is an example of what economists call the fallacy of composition: because something can work at one scale is no reason to apply it at another.
- It is a fallacy of composition to suppose that aggregate wealth can be measured by summing business wealth, for every credit is balanced by a corresponding debit.

Definition of fallacy of composition in US English:

fallacy of composition

noun

The error of assuming that what is true of a member of a group is true for the group as a whole.
组合谬误，汇总错误
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a fallacy of composition to suppose that aggregate wealth can be measured by summing business wealth, for every credit is balanced by a corresponding debit.
- Searle argues that this objection involves a fallacy of composition, confusing the properties of a system with those of its parts.
- It is an example of what economists call the fallacy of composition: because something can work at one scale is no reason to apply it at another.
- While distributional changes between regions can occur at a given level of economic activity, it is a fallacy of composition to assume that all regions can lift themselves without a buoyant aggregate climate.
- Neither liberals nor conservatives are any more prone to prejudice than other groups and to argue otherwise is, in my opinion, an example of committing the fallacy of composition.

词汇	fallacy of composition
释义	Definition of fallacy of composition in English: fallacy of composition nounPlural fallacies of composition The error of assuming that what is true of a member of a group is true for the group as a whole. 组合谬误，汇总错误 Example sentencesExamples Searle argues that this objection involves a fallacy of composition, confusing the properties of a system with those of its parts. Neither liberals nor conservatives are any more prone to prejudice than other groups and to argue otherwise is, in my opinion, an example of committing the fallacy of composition. While distributional changes between regions can occur at a given level of economic activity, it is a fallacy of composition to assume that all regions can lift themselves without a buoyant aggregate climate. It is an example of what economists call the fallacy of composition: because something can work at one scale is no reason to apply it at another. It is a fallacy of composition to suppose that aggregate wealth can be measured by summing business wealth, for every credit is balanced by a corresponding debit. Definition of fallacy of composition in US English: fallacy of composition noun The error of assuming that what is true of a member of a group is true for the group as a whole. 组合谬误，汇总错误 Example sentencesExamples It is a fallacy of composition to suppose that aggregate wealth can be measured by summing business wealth, for every credit is balanced by a corresponding debit. Searle argues that this objection involves a fallacy of composition, confusing the properties of a system with those of its parts. It is an example of what economists call the fallacy of composition: because something can work at one scale is no reason to apply it at another. While distributional changes between regions can occur at a given level of economic activity, it is a fallacy of composition to assume that all regions can lift themselves without a buoyant aggregate climate. Neither liberals nor conservatives are any more prone to prejudice than other groups and to argue otherwise is, in my opinion, an example of committing the fallacy of composition.
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