Казуистика

Казуи́стика ({lang-la|casus}} — тĕслĕх, казус) — кулленхи пĕрлехи пĕлтерĕшпе çак терминпа иккĕленӳллĕ е суя идейăсене каласа çирĕплетмешкĕн тавлашура аргументсемпе выляса усă курни; крючкотворство[1].

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  1. ^ Казуистика, значения слова – Толковый словарь Ефремовой (выр.). Толковый словарь Ефремовой онлайн (2005—2009). çăлкуçран архивланă 14 Нарӑс уйӑхӗн 2012. Тĕрĕсленĕ 17 Ҫурла уйӑхӗн 2009.

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