Definition
Definition of casus - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
logic philosophyDated possible world used for reasoning or argumentDated
- Philosophers debated the casus to test their theories.
- Each casus presents a unique challenge.
- They analyzed a new casus in class.
Expressions with casus
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the immediate cause of a quarrel
The border dispute became a casus belli between the countries.
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- French:casus, ...
- German:Fall, ...
- Italian:mondo possibile, ...
- Spanish:mundo posible, ...
- Portuguese:caso, ...
- Chinese:可能情况, ...
- Japanese:カスス, ...
- Arabic:عالَم مُحتَمَل, ...
- Hebrew:מִקְרֶה אֶפְשָׁרִי, ...
- Russian:казус, ...
- Ukrainian:казус, ...
- Hindi:संभावित स्थिति, ...
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