axiomatic

adjective

Meaning

Self-evidently true or universally accepted without needing further proof.

Examples

The assumption that all human beings deserve basic dignity is axiomatic in modern democratic theory.
It is axiomatic that a business cannot survive if it consistently spends more money than it earns.

Synonyms: obvious, evident, self-evident, indisputable

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axiomatic

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˌæksiəˈmætɪk/

Definition

Self-evidently true or universally accepted without needing further proof.

Examples

The assumption that all human beings deserve basic dignity is axiomatic in modern democratic theory.
It is axiomatic that a business cannot survive if it consistently spends more money than it earns.
The team treated the success of their new marketing strategy as axiomatic, despite having no data to support it.

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