Postulates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POSTULATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• POSTULATE, to assume or claim as true, existent, or necessary
• suggest or assume the existence, fact, or truth of (something) as a basis for reasoning, discussion, or belief
• (in ecclesiastical law) nominate or elect (someone) to an ecclesiastical office subject to the sanction of a higher authority
NOUN:
• a thing suggested or assumed as true as the basis for reasoning, discussion, or belief
• an assumption used as a basis for mathematical reasoning.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• demand, claim

Words related to POSTULATES

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Words that contain POSTULATES

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How to use POSTULATES in a sentence

• Then a time comes when, with apparent suddenness, the ground of discussion shifts and the postulates are denied.
• The principles of mathematics are as clearly postulates.
• This is the universal method of testing assertions alike in the formation of mathematical laws, physical hypotheses, religious beliefs, and ethical postulates.
• With this respect for concrete reality he combines a similar reverence for ethical postulates.
• It postulates the high, fine importance of excess, the choice or discovery of an overwhelming impulse in life and a conscientious dedication to its fullest realization.
• The facts, as I have placed them before you, obviously directly contradict any form of the hypothesis of evolution which stands in need of these two postulates.
• The facts, as I have placed them before you obviously directly contradict any form of the hypothesis of evolution which stands in need of these two postulates.
• Here again the actual adaptations are in accordance with the preliminary postulates of the theory.
• Similarly all the other details of the case fulfil the preliminary postulates of selection, and leave no room for any other interpretation.
• Here again the preliminary postulates of the theory are satisfied.
• He found the range of political thought and action, which either party permitted to itself or to its rival, compressed by two unyielding postulates.
• Postulates on the Cough Reflex in Some of its Medical and Surgical Phases.
• In a vast amount of the public discussion of these States, the postulates of Democracy are clearly implicit.
• It has classified and adapted these laws to human needs and uses, this being contrary to the postulates of nature.
• For every single phenomenon has enjoyed the postulates of God, and in every form of these infinite electrons it has had its characteristics of perfection.
• The intuitions of the mind, which form the postulates necessary to the first process of reasoning, are believed, not proven.
• It no doubt postulates vast spaces of time for its action.
• From the postulates which I have laid down result the fourth and fifth resolutions.
• Bagehot, whose books on the English Constitution, on Physics and Politics, and the fragment on the Postulates of Political Economy, were all published in these pages.
• It is surprising to note that the postulates, aims and conditions for such a realization were found to be identical in all the conflicting systems.
• Neither his postulates nor his inferences are quite correct.
• He denied every one of the postulates upon which the age of reason based itself.
• Mysticism and common-sense are alike appeals to realities that we all know to be real, but which have no place in argument except as postulates.
• Democracy postulates community of interest or loyal patriotism.
• The same postulates and the same arguments are made to yield substantially the same conclusion.
• To-day we have become shy of such postulates of one-sided not sufficiently functional materialism.

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