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apodictic
[ ap-uh-dik-tik ]
adjective
- incontestable because of having been demonstrated or proved to be demonstrable.
- Logic. (of a proposition) necessarily true or logically certain.
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亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of apodictic1
Example Sentences
She was 100 pounds of pure, apodictic muscle, her eyes tawny, her white whiskers jutting from her cheek pads like porcupine quills, her teeth as thick as thumbs.
鈥淵ou cannot apodictically separate security and asylum policy,鈥 said Stephan Mayer, a senior German lawmaker from the 颅center-right Christian Social Union.
He is not interested in the merely schematic character of the thought processes, but in their function as mediators of apodictic truth.
Those things are only here touched they are more apodictically confirmed above, and may be seen made out at large in Apol.
"You really can't accuse me of being young," she apodictically pronounced.
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