Definitionn. (logic) a statement that is necessarily true
Last update: August 2, 2015
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The "De" henceforth became part of the name, having quite lost its earliest significance, and with unconscious tautology the barony is commonly referred to as that of De Clifford. [Please select]
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That is true, but it is a tautology. [Please select]
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I had said the same thing over and over again to see whether the wilful tautology would cause the secretary to open his eyes. [Please select]
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We are uttering a mere tautology if we mean by '_in_ the mind' the same as by '_before_ the mind', i. [Please select]
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Leroux and his ideas on property, charging him with TAUTOLOGY and CHILDISHNESS. [Please select]
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If this is admitted, you will have apparently gained the day, but in reality have enounced nothing but a mere tautology. [Please select]
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Possibility, existence, and necessity nobody has ever yet been able to explain without being guilty of manifest tautology, when the definition has been drawn entirely from the pure understanding. [Please select]
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Ladd is always making fun, and the Board couldn't expect any great things of us girls, new beginners," suggested Emma Jane, who was being constantly warned against tautology by her teacher." [Please select]
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