play devil's advocate

The phrase "play devil's advocate" means to present arguments or take a position opposing the prevailing viewpoint or common opinion in a discussion or debate. By adopting this role, the person playing devil's advocate aims to challenge and test the arguments presented, encouraging critical thinking and a more thorough examination of the topic at hand. It is not necessarily aligned with the person's own beliefs or opinions but rather serves to explore different perspectives.

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