quidditative (Meaning)
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quidditative (a.)
Quiddative.
Synonyms & Antonyms of quidditative
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quidditative Sentence Examples
- The quidditative essence of the entity lies in its unique set of attributes.
- The philosopher sought to elucidate the quidditative nature of reality.
- The quidditative distinction between substances and accidents is crucial to understanding ontology.
- The essence or quidditative nature of a thing is immutable and unchanging.
- The quidditative inquiry is a search for the fundamental nature of things.
- The quidditative analysis of the concept revealed its underlying structure.
- The quidditative definition of a term specifies its essential characteristics.
- The quidditative flaw in the argument undermined its validity.
- Metaphysics is concerned with the quidditative investigation of existence.
- The quidditative approach seeks to understand the intrinsic nature of objects.
FAQs About the word quidditative
Quiddative.
No synonyms found.
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The quidditative essence of the entity lies in its unique set of attributes.
The philosopher sought to elucidate the quidditative nature of reality.
The quidditative distinction between substances and accidents is crucial to understanding ontology.
The essence or quidditative nature of a thing is immutable and unchanging.
