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axiomatic Definition and Meaning in English (axiomatic definition)

adjective
Synonyms:self-evidentundeniableunquestionable
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Axiomatic definition: Something that is axiomatic is obviously true and does not need to be proved.

Definitions of Axiomatic

  1. 1adjective

    Something that is axiomatic is obviously true and does not need to be proved.

Example Sentences

“It is an axiomatic truth that the sun rises in the east.”

“His argument was based on an axiomatic principle.”

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nounaxiom
adverbaxiomatically

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Axiomatic definition: Something that is axiomatic is obviously true and does not need to be proved.
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