apoditticamente
English translation: categorically
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peer agreement (net): +1irrefutably Explanation: Hi Peter, Or you could use something like "uncontestably", "categorically", or similar. I think the adverb is just used to strengthen the proposition here, not to indicate that the assertion was made in some particular manner. Cheers, Michael |
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apodictically Explanation: Formal expression: to describe something that is clearly established or beyond dispute. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/09580c.htm |
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