apodictic
英 [əpɒ'dɪktɪk] 美 [əpɒ'dɪktɪk]

adj.

绝然的，明白的；

英英释义

apodictic[ ,æpəu'diktik, ,æpəu'daik-tik ]

• adj.of a proposition; necessarily true or logically certain

  同义词：apodeictic

权威例句

Apodictic Evidence
Apodictic Evidence
The Apodictic Prohibition: Some Observations
The Origin of the Apodictic Law
Apodictic truth: Husserl's eidetic reduction versus induction
Husserl on the apodictic evidence of ideal laws
Husserl on the Apodictic Evidence of Ideal Laws
The Origin of the Apodictic Law: An Overlooked Source
Polarity and Inseparability: The Foundation of the Apodictic Portion of Aristotle's Modal Logic
The relationship between wealth or income and time preference is empirical, not apodictic: a critique of Rothbard and Hoppe