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Which term in the list refers to a philosophical study of the nature of being and reality?
Which term in the list refers to a philosophical study of the nature of being and reality?
- Obviate
- Galling
- Metaphysics (correct)
- Prune
What does the term 'quorum' signify in a decision-making context?
What does the term 'quorum' signify in a decision-making context?
- A requirement for an adequate number of participants to make decisions (correct)
- A strategy for avoiding conflict
- An arbitrary number for discussions
- An opportunity for individual expressions of opinion
Which word from the list most closely relates to the act of removing unnecessary parts?
Which word from the list most closely relates to the act of removing unnecessary parts?
- Reminiscent
- Distill (correct)
- Mercurial
- Syllogism
In logic, which term refers to a form of reasoning that draws a conclusion from two given or assumed propositions?
In logic, which term refers to a form of reasoning that draws a conclusion from two given or assumed propositions?
Which word indicates something that causes annoyance or irritation?
Which word indicates something that causes annoyance or irritation?
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mercurial
mercurial
Characterized by rapid and unpredictable changes in mood or behaviour.
quorum
quorum
The minimum number of members required to be present for a meeting to be valid.
metaphysics
metaphysics
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syllogism
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- mercurial: a word used to describe someone or something that is unpredictable and prone to sudden changes in mood or behavior
- quorum: the minimum number of members required to be present for a meeting to be valid
- metaphysics: a branch of philosophy that deals with fundamental questions about reality, existence, knowledge, and values.
- syllogism: a kind of logical argument that presents reasons supporting a conclusion, typically having two premises and a conclusion.
- obviate: to prevent or make something unnecessary by acting in advance
- galling: causing annoyance or resentment
- reminiscent: evoking memories of a particular person, place, or event
- prune: to cut away unwanted parts of something, such as a plant or a text
- distill: separating substances. Typically through heating and condensation.
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