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ax·i·om /ˈæksiəm/ noun [countable] formalTRUE a rule or principle that is generally considered to be true 公理Examples from the Corpusaxiom• Most of his axioms were unconditional.• Each subject has its own painful application of this misdirected axiom.• For the San Francisco 49ers, however, that axiom will change Saturday, particularly in the right guard position.• The axiom is that these novels are the first to be written.• Two axioms underwrite Sereny's tireless sleuthing.Origin axiom (1400-1500) Latin axioma, from Greek, “honor”, from axios “worth, worthy”ax·i·om nounChineseSyllable rule principle a is be to or generally considered that Corpus |