axiomatically

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• The attempt to create jobs is not axiomatically good.

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• So he probably concluded, with that ineffable grasp of logic common to all believers, that any question must axiomatically be hostile.

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• So you would say biological truths are axiomatically correct?

• The "modernness" of all this diversity needs to be proven rather than axiomatically asserted.

  Academic text (2008)

• One of the characters points out that the injunction to love our neighbor as ourselves implies axiomatically that we must love ourselves as we were created.

  Academic text (1993)

• The need for the tour leader to be appropriately qualified to speak on the subject matter of the tour was described almost axiomatically, such as the adult learner who said they would take it for granted that the tour leader would be qualified.

  Academic text (2011)

• Our analysis shows Papua New Guinea as a place where the global intersects the local in axiomatically condensed form.

  Academic text (1997)

• Since most people don't examine their beliefs axiomatically, few will question the premise as long as they are provided the bare minimum of comfort.

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• In research and policy-making on homelessness, adults unaccompanied by children axiomatically experience three temporal kinds of homelessness: chronic, episodic, and transitional.

  Academic text (2011)

• Many concepts in mathematics are considered axiomatically true without needing proofs.

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