Noun:

ipse దీక్షిత్,

ipse dixit's Usage Examples:

method of inquiry, heavily biased by his religious belief and based on ipse dixit, rather than his hypothesis on comets.

judicial scrutiny, and thus beyond the supreme Constitution, on the mere ipse dixit of the Speaker.

knowledge itself is power Famous phrase written by Sir Francis Bacon in 1597 ipse dixit he himself said it Commonly said in Medieval debates and referring to.

Douglas recurs again, as he did upon one or two other occasions, to the enormity of Lincoln,—an insignificant individual like Lincoln,— upon his ipse dixit.

the result as "illogical" and referred to the holding in Davis as "an ipse dixit unsupported by the slightest veneer of reasoning to hide the obvious judicial.

However, in a tour de force supported by little more than ipse dixit, the Court concludes that no deference is due the Board"s evaluation of.

admit opinion evidence that is connected to existing data only by the ipse dixit of the expert [i.

which the Court once again rewards — of pursuing through floor-speech ipse dixit what could not be achieved through the constitutionally prescribed method.

However, The Atlantic cited no references and no sources for their ipse dixit.