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Meanings of taken for granted in inglés

Evident without proof or argument.

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Assumed.

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Examples for "axiomatic"
Examples for "axiomatic"
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To Philip these conclusions were axiomatic, and therefore not subjects for debate.
A Hero and Some Other Folks
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Many, however, disbelieved in Kerm-Cher, and held to the old axiomatic truths.
Life in a Thousand Worlds
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They were once anathematized as 'Infidel;' they are now accepted as axiomatic.
The Woman's Bible
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This axiomatic approach has been the model for mathematics ever since.
The Irish Times
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Because it is axiomatic that speech reflects the thought processes of the speaker.
The Sails of Tau Ceti
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To say that nothing could come near without being seen was self-evident.
The open door and The portrait
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Clear, self-evident truths are often a Trojan horse for contentious, hidden ones.
The Guardian
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Something that in practical reality could hardly be less self-evident or inalienable.
Hemlock Grove
4
We hold these truths to be self-evident: All zombies are created equal.
Brains: a zombie memoir
5
Ever since 2004, the choice of Ireland's captain has been largely self-evident.
The Irish Times
Usage of taken for granted in inglés
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Popular approval of EU reform was not to be taken for granted.
The Irish Times
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He knows from recent experience that nothing can be taken for granted.
The Irish Times
3
Medical devices such as pacemakers are almost taken for granted these days.
The Irish Times
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He argues that Trident's effectiveness can no longer be taken for granted.
The Guardian
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In my day it was taken for granted that children were slapped.
The Irish Times
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The longer you go on, the more you are taken for granted.
The Guardian
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And we must stop questioning what has already been taken for granted.
The Guardian
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Most systems we have taken for granted are having to transform overnight.
Independent.ie
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An export boost from Western Hemisphere upswing cannot be taken for granted.
Reuters
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His consistently heroic efforts for the Azzurri are occasionally taken for granted.
The Guardian
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The hierocracy is taken for granted as the constitution of the congregation.
Prolegomena to the History of Israel
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It has apparently been taken for granted that the cat was unclean.
A Confederacy of Dunces
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No one thinks of denying their existence; it is taken for granted.
An Introduction to Philosophy
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Despite the triumph of capitalism, that's not to be taken for granted.
The new yorker
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This is not a meeting where anything can be taken for granted.
The Guardian
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From now on, no visual appearance is taken for granted by Picasso.
The Guardian