self-evidence (Meaning)

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self-evidence (n.)

The quality or state of being self-evident.

self-evidence Sentence Examples

  1. The self-evidence of gravity is apparent in the falling of objects.
  2. The mathematical theorem's self-evidence made it immediately acceptable.
  3. The truth of the statement was self-evident, requiring no further proof.
  4. The virtue of honesty is self-evident and widely recognized.
  5. The beauty of nature is often self-evident and needs no explanation.
  6. The absurdity of the argument was self-evident to all who heard it.
  7. The self-evidence of the ethical principle made it difficult to justify its violation.
  8. The self-evident quality of the evidence led to a swift conviction.
  9. The self-evidence of the error made it embarrassing for the person who made it.
  10. The self-evident truth of the claim made it a powerful motivator.

FAQs About the word self-evidence

The quality or state of being self-evident.

clarity,obviousness, transparency, plainness, straightforwardness,intelligibility,understandability

uncanniness, uncanniness, profundity, inscrutability, obscurity,impenetrability, inscrutability, mysteriousness, profundity, obscurity

The self-evidence of gravity is apparent in the falling of objects.

The mathematical theorem's self-evidence made it immediately acceptable.

The truth of the statement was self-evident, requiring no further proof.

The virtue of honesty is self-evident and widely recognized.