apodictic [,æpəu'diktik]

apodictic的基本解释

adj.

无可置疑, 绝对肯定的, 无可置疑的, 绝对真理的

与apodictic相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

Apodictic evidence, on the other hand, is indubitable, but can be incomplete.

绝然明证，是不可置疑的，但可以不是完成了的『incomplete』。

This raises two further problems for which there is no apodictic solution.

这又引起两个没有明确解答的问题。

Because a flaunt international tourist city, the lack of local participation and integration rather than apodictic international.

由于标榜国际性旅游城市，缺乏参与和融入地方，而不是绝然国际。

To say that evidence is apodictic does not mean that it is impossible for us to be mistaken or that it is impossible that our insight will be subject to various forms of correction.

说一个明证是绝然的，不是说它对我们来说不可能错，或不可能进行各种形式的纠正。

If tradition does not appear to furnish an apodictic argument in favour of the authenticity, an examination of the Epistle itself does.

如果传统似乎并未提供一apodictic的论据，赞成的真实性，一考试的书信本身。

与apodictic相关的网络解释 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

apodictic：绝然的

apodia 无足 | apodictic 绝然的 | apodosis 归结子句

apodictic：绝然的, 明白的

apodial | 无柄的 | apodictic | 绝然的, 明白的 | apodizer | 切趾器, 变迹器

apodictic：绝对真理的/无可置疑的

apodeictic /绝对真理的/无可置疑的/ | apodictic /绝对真理的/无可置疑的/ | apodization /切趾法/

Apodictic laws：绝对法

Albrecht Alt奥特 | Apodictic laws 绝对法 | Harold V. Bennett 班耐

apodictic judgement：必然判断

必然判断 apodictic judgement | 必然性 necessity | 辩论逻辑 dialectical logic