axiomatic
US /ˌæksiəˈmætɪk/
・UK /ˌæksiəˈmætɪk/
C1
adj.AdjectiveObviously true without proof or argument
The axiomatic argument was easy to solve
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ADAAA Human Resource ProFile Presents Taft Employment Law Firm Mark Stepaniak's Webinar Presentation
- If it doesn't say that specifically—and certainly for years, this seemed almost axiomatic—why would you say that in a job description?
If it doesn't say that specifically—and certainly for years, this seemed almost axiomatic—why would you say that in a job description?
- for years it seemed almost axiomatic why would you say that in a
for years it seemed almost axiomatic why would you say that in a
The Only Way to Defeat Trump
- Thoroughly compromised by Russian propaganda and poisoned by an aimless, axiomatic hatred for America.
Thoroughly compromised by Russian propaganda and poisoned by an aimless, axiomatic hatred for America.
- But there is a difference to this and axiomatic hatred.
But there is a difference to this and axiomatic hatred.
Ep. 44, Preferred Futures: Climate and Environmental Justice Across Borders
- I mean, I think we take as axiomatic that, um, sustainability is not achievable without, um, just processes and recognizing human dignity.
I mean, I think we take as axiomatic that, um, sustainability is not achievable without, um, just processes and recognizing human dignity.
"If you can prove it, I will be a Muslim tonight!"
- Look, it's an axiomatic truth.
Look, it's an axiomatic truth.