Apodictic (\ap-uh-DIK-tik\ , adjective;):(From Dictionary.com's Word of the Day on my Android phone. You can also find it on the web, or have it delivered in an e-mail or via RSS.)
1. Necessarily true or logically certain.
2. Incontestable because of having been demonstrated or proved to be demonstrable.
Apodictic evolves from the Greek apodeiktikós, "proving fully."
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Saturday, July 16, 2011
Word of the day
Which reminds me of YKWIA, who is about as imminently logical as a Vulcan:
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