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axiomatic argument

axiomatic argument noun: an argument or claim based on self-evident, fundamental, or universally accepted principles.

Noun

axiomatic argument (plural axiomatic arguments)

  1. An argument or claim based on self-evident, fundamental, or universally accepted principles.

Forms of axiomatic argument

pluralaxiomatic arguments

Questions about axiomatic argument

What does axiomatic argument mean?
Axiomatic argument means an argument or claim based on self-evident, fundamental, or universally accepted principles.
What part of speech is axiomatic argument?
Axiomatic argument is a noun.
What is the plural of axiomatic argument?
The plural of axiomatic argument is axiomatic arguments.

Words near axiomatic argument in the dictionary

  1. axiom system
  2. axiom systems
  3. axioma
  4. axiomata
  5. axiomatic
  6. axiomatic argument
  7. axiomatic arguments
  8. axiomatic system
  9. axiomatic systems
  10. axiomatical
  11. axiomatically

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