Definition Synonyms
Definition of casuistic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
moral reasoningTECH. related to solving moral dilemmas with general rulesTECH.
- His casuistic approach helped resolve the ethical issue.
2.
philosophyRare relating to the use of clever but unsound reasoningRare
- His argument was dismissed as merely casuistic and unhelpful..
Origin of casuistic
Latin, casus (case) + istic (related to)
Examples of casuistic in a sentence
Her casuistic reasoning often led to unexpected conclusions. Her casuistic reasoning failed to convince the jury. The debate was filled with casuistic arguments.
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- French:casuistique, fallacieux, ...
- German:kasuistisch, spitzfindig, ...
- Italian:casuistico, sofistico, ...
- Spanish:casuístico, sofístico, ...
- Portuguese:casuístico, sofismático, ...
- Chinese:狡辩的, 诡辩的, ...
- Japanese:詭弁的な, こじつけの, ...
- Arabic:قَضِيّاتِيّ, مغالِط, ...
- Hebrew:קָזוּאִיסְטִי, תַּחְבּוּלָנִי, ...
- Russian:казуистический, софистический, ...
- Ukrainian:казуїстичний, софістичний, ...
- Hindi:नैतिक, कपटपूर्ण, ...
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