How to spell SASUISTICAL correctly?
If you are struggling with the misspelling "sasuistical", there are a few correct suggestions to consider. It is possible that you meant to write "sophistical", which means deceptive or misleading in reasoning. Another possibility could be "sociological", relating to the study of society. Double-check your intended meaning to choose the appropriate correction.
List of suggestions on how to spell sasuistical correctly
- casuistic The lawyer's casuistic argument tried to manipulate the technicalities of the law to his client's advantage.
- sophistical The lawyer used sophistical arguments to confuse the jury and win the case.
- statistical In a statistical study, the researchers found a significant correlation between exercise and improved mental health.
