apodictic
adjectivetécnico/ɐ.pu.ˈdi.ti.ku/rare
a·po·díc·ti·co
Definition
Clearly established or absolutely certain, especially in logic or philosophy.
Philosophers strive for apodictic knowledge rather than mere opinion.
The argument was presented with apodictic certainty.
Common collocations
apodictic judgmentapodictic proof
Etymology
Do grego 'apodeiktikós' (demonstrativo), pelo latim 'apodicticus'.