Adjective apodictic has 1 sense

1. apodictic, apodeictic - of a proposition; necessarily true or logically certain
   Antonym: false (indirect, via true)
   

Term: apodictic

Part of Speech: Adjective

Senses:

1. Clear or beyond dispute; certain; undeniable.
2. In logic and philosophy, serving to prove a statement or proposition in such a way that it cannot be denied or disputed.

Usage:

• Popular usage: When describing an argument or statement as unquestionable or evident.
• Local usage: Used more frequently in academic or philosophical contexts.

Sample Sentences:

1. Her apodictic evidence left no room for doubt in the court.
2. The professor delivered an apodictic explanation of the complex theory.

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