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veritic

veritic adjective: based upon verification.

Adjective

veritic (not comparable)

  1. Based upon verification
    • Earlier in this section (see the third paragraph of Section 1), I claimed that there are clear cases of knowledge-precluding epistemic luck that are not cases of veritic luck as we have defined that notion.2007 June 7, Kelly Becker, “Epistemic luck and the generality problem”, in Philosophical Studies, volume 139, number 3, →DOI

Words formed from veritic

Questions about veritic

What does veritic mean?
Veritic means based upon verification.
What part of speech is veritic?
Veritic is an adjective.

Words near veritic in the dictionary

  1. veritableness
  2. veritably
  3. veritas
  4. veritates
  5. Verite
  6. veritic
  7. veritically
  8. verities
  9. veritism
  10. veritist
  11. veritistic

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