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apodictical

 

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Term: Apodictical

Definitions:

  1. Adjective: Clearly established or beyond dispute; certain; undeniable; inherently necessary.
  2. Adverb: In a manner that is clearly and necessarily demonstrative or beyond doubt.

Examples:

  1. Adjective:
  • The scientific theory was supported by apodictical evidence, leaving no room for doubt.
  • His apodictical conclusion left the audience convinced of its truth.
  • The apodictical nature of the proposition made it an integral part of the argument.
  1. Adverb:
  • The mathematician apodictically proved the theorem using rigorous calculations.
  • She apodictically stated that the experiment's results were unquestionable.
  • The teacher apodictically explained the concept, leaving no room for confusion.

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