Criterion
Criterion noun - Something set up as an example against which others of the same type are compared.
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Synonyms for Criterion
Law is a synonym for criterion in specification topic. In some cases you can use "Law" instead a noun "Criterion", when it comes to topics like test.
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How words are described
| common | common criterion | common law |
| main | main criterion | main law |
| fundamental | fundamental criterion | fundamental law |
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- The "criterion of embarrassment" has an analogue in the common-law rules of evidence: the statement against interest and (in the context of the US) the opposing-party statement/admission.
Source: Appeal to Audacity -
Taking after Dogme and Werner Herzog's "Minnesota Declaration," Korine made his own criterion for making personal, artistic films, The Mistake-ist Declaration, wherein he declared Dogme "Early Mistakeism." Godwin's Law: At one point Julien brandishes a BB gun at a poster of Adolf Hitler.
Source: Film / Julien Donkey-Boy
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