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nomological
a. (context philosophy English) Pertaining to or expressing general laws that lack logical necessity.
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Nomological
In philosophy, nomological denotes something resembling general laws, especially laws that lack logical necessity or theoretical underpinnings; they just are. Nomological things are "lawlike".
See also:
- Nomological determinism
- Nomological network
- Nomothetic
Usage examples of "nomological".
Among nomological students, England has always been regarded with the greatest interest as the home and centre of the highest and most evolved taboo development.