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a fortiori
daha güçlü bir nedenle
a fortiori
daha ziyade
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Definition of fortiori in English English dictionary

a fortiori
With stronger or greater reason; as a corollary implied by a stronger claim
A fortiori
all the more
A fortiori
for a still stronger, more certain reason; "if you are wrong then, a foritori, so am I"
A fortiori
Definition of A Fortiori: Latin for "even stronger" Can be used to compare two theorems or proofs Could be interpreted to mean "in the same way " (Econterms) Terms related to A Fortiori: None About Com Resources on A Fortiori: None Writing a Term Paper? Here are a few starting points for research on A Fortiori: Books on A Fortiori: None Journal Articles on A Fortiori: None
A fortiori
with stronger reason; more conclusively; all the more so
A fortiori
Even more so; by a stronger reason" (Latin) This phrase is used when arguing that what is true of a given case because it possesses a certain attribute will certainly be true of another case which has more of the relevant attribute For instance, suppose that Tommy is Timmy's older brother We can argue that if Tommy is too young to see a certain movie, then a fortiori Timmy is too young, as well, since he is younger than Tommy
A fortiori
–– drawing an inference with even greater force or conviction than in a lesser case
A fortiori
Legal term derived from Latin meaning "for a stronger reason " Said of an inference that follows even more rigorously the logic of a previously accepted conclusion Example: In a product dumping case (where certain manufacturers are acused of selling goods below cost to run weaker competitors out of business), it has been exstablished that widgets cost at least $50 to manufacture Company A has already been convicted of dumping for selling its widgets for $40 Company B is a fortori guilty of dumping when its sells widgets for $30 A fortiori applies since Company B is guilty of dumping for the same reason as Campany A (both are selling below cost), and because Company B's dumping price is even lower than Comany A's
a fortiori
(Latin) with more reason, for a still stronger reason
a fortiori
for a still stronger, more certain reason; "if you are wrong then, a foritori, so am I
a fortiori
With stronger reason