theorematic (Meaning)
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theorematic (a.)
Alt. of Theorematical
Synonyms & Antonyms of theorematic
theorematic Sentence Examples
- The mathematician's theorematic approach yielded groundbreaking insights into the nature of prime numbers.
- The scientist's theorematic deduction predicted the trajectory of the comet with astonishing accuracy.
- The architect's theorematic design ensured the stability and longevity of the skyscraper.
- The historian's theorematic analysis of primary sources revealed hidden patterns in past events.
- The economist's theorematic model accurately forecasted the impact of monetary policy on inflation.
- The physicist's theorematic framework unified multiple theories and provided a deeper understanding of quantum mechanics.
- The musician's theorematic composition showcased the interplay of harmony, melody, and rhythm.
- The philosopher's theorematic argument challenged conventional wisdom and raised profound ethical questions.
- The engineer's theorematic calculations ensured the optimal performance and safety of the bridge.
- The software developer's theorematic approach to algorithm design resulted in a highly efficient and scalable application.
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Alt. of Theorematical
theory, thesis,hypothesis, generalization, conjecture, presumption, proposition, premise, premiss, assumption
No antonyms found.
The mathematician's theorematic approach yielded groundbreaking insights into the nature of prime numbers.
The scientist's theorematic deduction predicted the trajectory of the comet with astonishing accuracy.
The architect's theorematic design ensured the stability and longevity of the skyscraper.
The historian's theorematic analysis of primary sources revealed hidden patterns in past events.
