Bottom
Principle
Principle noun - A basic generalization that is accepted as true and that can be used as a basis for reasoning or conduct.
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Bottom and principle are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bottom" instead a noun "Principle".
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It plays into the Gun Kata principle that the whole gun is a weapon, and the gun even has retractable spikes on the grip bottom for maximum pain.
Source: Film / Equilibrium - Tricked Out Time: Features such wonders and abuse of the self-consistency principle that when a man sees his lover falling off a cliff, he turns his head, so that he doesn't see her hit bottom and can come back and rescue her later.
Source: Literature / Time Patrol -
Bottom of the Barrel Joke: You wouldn't ordinarily think a joke about the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle would be one of these, but the creators of the strip agreed that if they ever used the joke, they would stop making the webcomic, and they passed the comic on to a new team altogether.
Source: Webcomic / Virtual Shackles
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