An explanation as to why an opposing claim is flawed or weak is known as a(n) .
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I think it's an argument.
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The statement is following - An explanation as to why an opposing claim is flawed or weak is known as an argument.
In case of philosophy and logic, the argument can be the series of the statements (in the natural language).
It can also indicate a discussion among the people who have the contrary views.
It is showed as the evidence of truth.
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