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axiom

/ˈæk.si.əm/

Traduction: Proposition ou principe considéré comme établi, admis ou évident par lui-même, souvent utilisé comme point de départ pour un raisonnement ou une démonstration.

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/ˈæk.si.əm/C1formalscientific
  • frProposition ou principe considéré comme établi, admis ou évident par lui-même, souvent utilisé comme point de départ pour un raisonnement ou une démonstration.

A statement or proposition that is regarded as being established, accepted, or self-evidently true, often used as a starting point for further reasoning or argument.

  1. Self-evident truthC1formal

    A statement or proposition that is regarded as being established, accepted, or self-evidently true.

    frVérité évidente par elle-même

    • The axiom 'all men are created equal' is a foundation of democracy.
    • In geometry, an axiom is a statement that requires no proof.
    • The scientist started from the axiom that the universe is orderly.

    Synonymesadageaphorismdictummaximpostulateprincipletruismtruth

  2. Established principleC1formal

    A widely accepted principle or rule that serves as a starting point for reasoning.

    frPrincipe établi

    • The axiom of supply and demand is fundamental in economics.
    • One axiom of good management is to lead by example.
    • The philosopher's argument was based on a simple axiom about human nature.

    Synonymesadageaphorismdictummaximpostulatepreceptpremiseprincipletruism

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  • axioms plural form
  • axioms' possessive plural form
  • axiom's possessive singular form
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