Characterized by or relating to opposition, contrast, or a direct negation of an established position or idea.
Derived from 'antimetathesis' with the suffix '-ic.' This term is primarily used in academic philosophy and rhetoric to describe argumentative structures.
Philosophers love this word because it describes the actual technique of scientific progress—constantly presenting antimetathetic evidence and arguments to overturn established beliefs.
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