axiomatic (Meaning)

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axiomatic (s)

evident without proof or argument

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containing aphorisms or maxims

of or relating to or derived from axioms

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Alt. of Axiomatical

No weak antonyms found.

The axiomatic principles of geometry serve as the foundation upon which the entire subject rests.
The belief that honesty is always the best policy is almost axiomatic in many cultures.
It is axiomatic that the laws of physics apply equally to all observers, regardless of their motion.
The mathematical theorem is so well-established that it has become axiomatic.
The axiomatic assumption of free will is fundamental to many ethical systems.
The idea that a society cannot function without a system of rules is often considered axiomatic.
The belief in the existence of God is axiomatic for many religious people.
The axiomatic truth that all human beings are equal should guide our actions.
The axioms of probability theory are essential for understanding the laws of chance.
The axiomatic definition of a set forms the basis for modern mathematics.

evident without proof or argument, containing aphorisms or maxims, of or relating to or derived from axiomsAlt. of Axiomatical

apparent,obvious, evident, unmistakable, self-evident, prima facie, indisputable, manifest, incontrovertible, indubitable

moot, problematical, questionable,problematic, disputable, contestable, contestable, problematical, debatable, problematic

The axiomatic principles of geometry serve as the foundation upon which the entire subject rests.

The belief that honesty is always the best policy is almost axiomatic in many cultures.

It is axiomatic that the laws of physics apply equally to all observers, regardless of their motion.

The mathematical theorem is so well-established that it has become axiomatic.