- A-posteriori-Argument
- A-pos·te·ri·o·ri-Ar·gu·ment[a pɔsteˈri̯o:ri-]nt a posterior reasoning
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A-posteriori-Argument
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a posteriori — /ˌeɪ pɒstɛriˈɔri/ (say .ay posteree awree) from effect to cause; based upon actual observation or upon experimental data (opposed to a priori): an a posteriori argument. {Latin: from the subsequent or latter} …
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