Axiomatically

/ˌæksiəˈmætɪkəli/ adverb

Definition

In a way that is accepted as true without proof or as a basic fundamental principle.

Etymology

Adverbial form of 'axiomatical,' derived from Greek 'axios' (worthy) via 'axiom.' The '-ally' suffix converts the adjective to an adverb indicating manner or method.

Kelly Says

When mathematicians say something 'axiomatically holds true,' they're basically saying 'we're starting here and not arguing about it—everything else builds from this.'

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