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Ipse dixit

Ipse dixit (Latin for "he said it himself") is an assertion without proof, or a dogmatic expression of opinion.

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Ipse dixit

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples55
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
Components1

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Ipse dixit

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related to External links · 21
Ipse dixit → Age, American Heritage Dictionary, Archived, Bartleby, Bulfinch, Cobham, Dictionary, English Language, Fable, Fourth Edition, Gods, Heroes, II, Ipse, Mar, Phrase, Pythagoras, Stories, Thomas, Vols
related to Legal usage · 19
Ipse dixit → Andy Warhol Foundation, Brinegar, Cir, Circuit Judge Wilkey, For, Goldsmith, In, Inc, Kagan, Likewise, National Tire Dealers, Retreaders Association, Secretary, Supreme Court, Supreme Court Justice Elena, Texas, Transportation's, United States, Visual Arts
related to history · 12
Ipse dixit → Aristotle, BC, Before, De Natura Deorum, Gods, Greek, Marcus Tullius Cicero, Nature, On, Pythagoras, Roman, The Latin
related to Ipse-dixitism · 3
Ipse dixit → Bentham, In, Jeremy Bentham

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ipse dixit term arguments upon said argument latin evidence judge court supreme bartleby expression opinion issue ipse-dixitism legal dogmatic fallacy

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Ipse dixitrelated to External linksBulfinch0.60section
Ipse dixitrelated to External linksThomas0.60section
Ipse dixitrelated to External linksXXXIV0.60section
Ipse dixitrelated to External linksPythagoras0.60section
Ipse dixitrelated to External linksBartleby0.60section
Ipse dixitrelated to External linksAge0.60section
Ipse dixitrelated to External linksFable0.60section
Ipse dixitrelated to External linksVols0.60section
Ipse dixitrelated to External linksII0.60section
Ipse dixitrelated to External linksStories0.60section
Ipse dixitrelated to External linksGods0.60section
Ipse dixitrelated to External linksHeroes0.60section

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