A Priori Statement
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A Priori Statement
1. conclusion or judgment that is not necessarily true, that is neither proved by nor capable of being disproved by experience, and that is known to be true by a process of reasoning independent of all factual evidence.
2. assertion introduced presumptively, without analysis or investigation.
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