Self-evident truth
Self-evident truth noun - An assumption that is basic to an argument.
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Synonyms for Self-evident truth
Tentative law and self-evident truth are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tentative law" instead a noun phrase "Self-evident truth".
Tentative law
Self-evident truth and tentative law are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Self-evident truth" instead a noun phrase "Tentative law".
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Related pairs
- principle and self-evident truth
- principle and tentative law
- assumption and self-evident truth
- assumption and tentative law
- supposition and self-evident truth
- supposition and tentative law
- law and self-evident truth
- law and tentative law
- thesis and self-evident truth
- thesis and tentative law
- guess and self-evident truth
- guess and tentative law
- postulate and self-evident truth
- postulate and tentative law
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