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self-caused

self-caused adjective: of self-sufficient causality/causation.

Adjective

self-caused (not comparable)

  1. Of self-sufficient causality/causation.
    • If the theory of everything exists, it necessarily has to be self-caused, otherwise it will be merely a partial theory; but the mathematical definition of everything is undecidable, no single set may hold its supposed components, thus the theory of everything by definition does not exist.
    Synonyms:
    self-causal, self-created, self-composed, self-content, self-decidable, autogonous, autogonic, autogenous, self-fulfilled, self-fulfilling

Synonyms of self-caused

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Questions about self-caused

What does self-caused mean?
Self-caused means of self-sufficient causality/causation.
What part of speech is self-caused?
Self-caused is an adjective.

Words near self-caused in the dictionary

  1. self-catering
  2. self-catheterisation
  3. self-catheterisations
  4. self-catheterization
  5. self-catheterizations
  6. self-caused
  7. self-censor
  8. self-censored
  9. self-censoring
  10. self-censors
  11. self-censorship

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