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Axiomatical

Definition:

Adjective: relating to or self-evident truths or principles that are widely accepted as correct.

Senses:

• Sense 1: established or accepted as unquestionably true.
• Sense 2: based on or involving axioms.

Usage:

Popular:

1. The statement "water is liquid" is considered axiomatical.
2. In mathematics, axiomatical proofs are used to establish the foundation of theorems.

Local:

1. Our local community regards respect for elders as axiomatical.
2. For generations, the farmers here have followed axiomatical methods for cultivating crops.

Example Sentences:

• The concept of supply and demand is axiomatical in economics.
• It is axiomatical that honesty is the best policy.
• The axiomatical nature of the law allows for equal rights and justice.

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