a priori's Usage Examples:

troops in 1898, the need for effective health plans to serve the population became a priority.

After the end of the Cold War, relations with Europe were not as high a priority for China as its relations with the US, Japan and other Asian powers.

reasoning Inductive reasoning Relativized a priori Tabula rasa Transcendental empiricism Transcendental hermeneutic phenomenology Transcendental nominalism Some.

Consciousness of the moral law is a priori and unanalysable.

President Johnson made civil rights a priority early on as he was opposed to racial segregation.

partiality; spiritual love has no partialities" "Ethical laws are universally known and applicable" Derived from a priori.

The Spanish viewed the taking of prisoners as a hindrance to outright victory, whereas the Maya prioritised the capture of live prisoners and of booty.

Ensuring that each artists vision and desires are communicated to the fullest extent possible is a priority at Arbutus Records.

On the other hand, Kant"s categorical imperative provides "objective oughts", which exert influence over us a priori if we have the power to accept.

Tin Ning (田寧, portrayed by Ada Choi) A bar girl that once had a fling with Tim in Taiwan years before the series began however his operational nature and an opportunity for business was always a priority before she was.

An a priori language (from.

When there is an a priori ordering, the Jonckheere test.

Newton) dismissed Space and Time as axiomatically "transcendental" and "a priori" – a claim later disproved by Piaget"s clinical studies.

Synonyms:

theoretic, theoretical,

Antonyms:

empirical, applied, a posteriori,