πιθανολογία
pithanologia
G4086
G:N-F
Greek
persuasive speech
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Greek
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Pithanologia denotes speech presented as a means by which someone might be deceived.
The attested use places the noun in a warning that no one should deceive the audience through speech of this kind.
Senses in use
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Speech used in possible deception · dominant
In Colossians 2:4, the dative singular feminine form occurs in the warning that no one may deceive the audience; the APB renders the clause, “so that no one may deceive you in persuasive speech.”
In the Anselm Project Bible: In Colossians 2:4, the APB presents the clause as deception occurring “in persuasive speech.” This wording confirms the verse’s warning without isolating every element of the noun’s contribution.