entitative (Meaning)
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entitative (a.)
Considered as pure entity; abstracted from all circumstances.
Synonyms & Antonyms of entitative
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entitative Sentence Examples
- The entitative nature of objects implies that they possess an independent existence apart from our perceptions.
- The entitative distinction between physical and mental phenomena raises philosophical questions about the nature of reality.
- The entitative status of abstract concepts has been debated by philosophers for centuries.
- The entitative approach to metaphysics focuses on the nature and existence of entities themselves.
- The entitative claim that numbers are abstract objects has been challenged by nominalists.
- The entitative theory of truth asserts that truth is a property of propositions or statements.
- The entitative analysis of mind-body dualism posits that the mind and body are distinct entities.
- The entitative question of whether or not God exists has profound religious and philosophical implications.
- The entitative approach to quantum mechanics emphasizes the fundamental discreteness of physical objects.
- The entitative argument for theism contends that the existence of complex and orderly entities implies a purposeful creator.
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Considered as pure entity; abstracted from all circumstances.
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The entitative nature of objects implies that they possess an independent existence apart from our perceptions.
The entitative distinction between physical and mental phenomena raises philosophical questions about the nature of reality.
The entitative status of abstract concepts has been debated by philosophers for centuries.
The entitative approach to metaphysics focuses on the nature and existence of entities themselves.
