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apodict

/ˈa.pə(ʊ).dɪkt/

apodict noun: an apodictic proposition; a non-mathematical axiom.

Noun

apodict (plural apodicts)

  1. (rare) An apodictic proposition; a non-mathematical axiom.

Adjective

IPA/a.pəʊˈdɪkt/

apodict (comparative more apodict, superlative most apodict)

  1. (rare) = apodictic

Forms of apodict

Noun
pluralapodicts
Adjective
comparativemore apodict
superlativemost apodict

Origin of apodict

Back-formation from apodictic.

From the Ancient Greek ἀποδεικτός (apodeiktós, “demonstrable”).

Questions about apodict

What does apodict mean?
Apodict means an apodictic proposition; a non-mathematical axiom.
What part of speech is apodict?
Apodict can be a noun or an adjective.
How do you pronounce apodict?
Apodict is pronounced /ˈa.pə(ʊ).dɪkt/.
What is the plural of apodict?
The plural of apodict is apodicts.

Words near apodict in the dictionary

  1. apoderm
  2. apoderms
  3. apodes
  4. apodia
  5. apodiabolosis
  6. apodict
  7. apodictic
  8. apodictical
  9. apodictically
  10. apodicticism
  11. apodicticity

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