Definitionadj. incapable of being made smaller or simpler
Last update: September 12, 2015
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It can be an integer or an irreducible polynomial over the field S. [adjective]
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The result was a contradiction which was absolutely irreducible within the limits of formal democracy. [adjective]
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The mathematics teacher taught irreducible tensors. [adjective]
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What anthem did Bloom chant partially in anticipation of that multiple, ethnically irreducible consummation. [adjective]
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The individual substances, of which the universe is composed, fall into three great irreducible kinds: nature, God, man. [Please select]
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I do not wish to say dogmatically that the difference is irreducible; I think it highly probable that it is not. [Please select]
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* See his "The New Physiology and Other Addresses," Griffin, 1919, also the symposium, "Are Physical, Biological and Psychological Categories Irreducible." [Please select]
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The body, through the operation of some irreducible law of the subjective self, was moving in an automatic somnambulism. [Please select]
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The view here expressed, that relation to an object is an ultimate irreducible characteristic of mental phenomena, is one which I shall be concerned to combat. [Please select]
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Eminently moderate proposals were met by statements of irreducible minima, and in the ensuing deadlock our ambassadors surged forward like a Greek Chorus with ineffectual pleas for patience and the avoidance of irretrievable steps. [Please select]
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