categoric

• Variante mais antiga e menos comum de 'categórico', que significa absoluto, incondicional ou expresso de forma clara e sem ressalvas.

An older, less common variant of 'categorical,' meaning absolute, unconditional, or explicitly stated without qualification.

1. Relating to categoriesB2formal

   Belonging to or included in a specific category or set of categories.

   Categorial

   • The data was organized into categoric groups for analysis.
   • This is a categoric classification of the species.
   • The survey results were divided into categoric responses.

   Sinônimoscategoricalclassificatorytaxonomic

2. Unconditional and absoluteC1formal

   Expressed in a way that is absolute and without any conditions or reservations.

   Categórico

   • The manager gave a categoric denial of the allegations.
   • She issued a categoric refusal to the proposal.
   • His statement was categoric and left no room for negotiation.

   Sinônimosabsolutedefiniteemphaticexplicitflatoutrightpositiveunconditionalunequivocalunqualified

   Antônimosconditionalhedgedprovisionalqualifiedtentative