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Meanings of axiomatic in anglès
espanyol
axiomático Synonyms
Examples for "self-evident"
Examples for "self-evident"
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To say that nothing could come near without being seen was self-evident.
2
Clear, self-evident truths are often a Trojan horse for contentious, hidden ones.
3
Something that in practical reality could hardly be less self-evident or inalienable.
4
We hold these truths to be self-evident: All zombies are created equal.
5
Ever since 2004, the choice of Ireland's captain has been largely self-evident.
1
Popular approval of EU reform was not to be taken for granted.
2
He knows from recent experience that nothing can be taken for granted.
3
Medical devices such as pacemakers are almost taken for granted these days.
4
He argues that Trident's effectiveness can no longer be taken for granted.
5
In my day it was taken for granted that children were slapped.
Usage of axiomatic in anglès
1
To Philip these conclusions were axiomatic, and therefore not subjects for debate.
2
Many, however, disbelieved in Kerm-Cher, and held to the old axiomatic truths.
3
They were once anathematized as 'Infidel;' they are now accepted as axiomatic.
4
This axiomatic approach has been the model for mathematics ever since.
5
Because it is axiomatic that speech reflects the thought processes of the speaker.
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It is axiomatic in our business that political assassins are disorganized.
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This book began with the axiomatic statement that the symbol is the thing.
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The deeper the river, the more dangerous-thatwas axiomatic to him.
9
It was almost axiomatic that he had gone there the night he died.
10
His natural superiority to mankind at large was, with Dyce, axiomatic.
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She had thought it axiomatic that people kept their appointments promptly.
12
That society should be based upon "the rule of law" seems axiomatic.
13
It has, as the fundamental condition of all spiritual life, a universal axiomatic character.
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IT'S axiomatic: for every one rock reunion that works, there are four that don't.
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But the trend is a break from the axiomatic truth that flows chase performance.
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Especially if you're a wealthy Republican, it's axiomatic that you follow the George H.W.
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Axiomatic across language varieties
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