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Which is NOT true of the word "proof?"
{ 1 } - can mean intellectual intuition.
{ 2 } - can't mean argument by analogy.
{ 3 } - comes from a Latin word meaning good or honest.
{ 4 } - can mean sense intuition.
{ 5 } - can mean inductive argument.
{ 6 } - can't mean deductive argument.
{ 7 } - can mean immediate knowledge.
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Which is NOT true of the word "proof?"
{ 1 } - can mean intellectual intuition.
{ 2 } - can't mean argument by analogy.
{ 3 } - comes from a Latin word meaning good or honest.
{ 4 } - can mean sense intuition.
{ 5 } - can mean inductive argument.
{ 6 } - can't mean deductive argument.
{ 7 } - can mean immediate knowledge.
Intuition, or immediate knowledge, is one type of proof.
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Which is NOT true of the word "proof?"
{ 1 } - can mean intellectual intuition.
{ 2 } - can't mean argument by analogy.
{ 3 } - comes from a Latin word meaning good or honest.
{ 4 } - can mean sense intuition.
{ 5 } - can mean inductive argument.
{ 6 } - can't mean deductive argument.
{ 7 } - can mean immediate knowledge.
The conclusions of arguments by analogy are not contained in their premisses and thus do not give the certainty of proof.
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Which is NOT true of the word "proof?"
{ 1 } - can mean intellectual intuition.
{ 2 } - can't mean argument by analogy.
{ 3 } - comes from a Latin word meaning good or honest.
{ 4 } - can mean sense intuition.
{ 5 } - can mean inductive argument.
{ 6 } - can't mean deductive argument.
{ 7 } - can mean immediate knowledge.
The Latin word is "probus."
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Which is NOT true of the word "proof?"
{ 1 } - can mean intellectual intuition.
{ 2 } - can't mean argument by analogy.
{ 3 } - comes from a Latin word meaning good or honest.
{ 4 } - can mean sense intuition.
{ 5 } - can mean inductive argument.
{ 6 } - can't mean deductive argument.
{ 7 } - can mean immediate knowledge.
Intuition, or immediate knowledge, is one type of proof.
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Which is NOT true of the word "proof?"
{ 1 } - can mean intellectual intuition.
{ 2 } - can't mean argument by analogy.
{ 3 } - comes from a Latin word meaning good or honest.
{ 4 } - can mean sense intuition.
{ 5 } - can mean inductive argument.
{ 6 } - can't mean deductive argument.
{ 7 } - can mean immediate knowledge.
The conclusions of inductive arguments are not contained in their premisses and thus do not give the certainty of proof.
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Which is NOT true of the word "proof?"
{ 1 } - can mean intellectual intuition.
{ 2 } - can't mean argument by analogy.
{ 3 } - comes from a Latin word meaning good or honest.
{ 4 } - can mean sense intuition.
{ 5 } - can mean inductive argument.
{ 6 } - can't mean deductive argument.
{ 7 } - can mean immediate knowledge.
Proof can mean deductive argument because the conclusions to these arguments are contained in their premisses and thus give the certainty of proof.
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Which is NOT true of the word "proof?"
{ 1 } - can mean intellectual intuition.
{ 2 } - can't mean argument by analogy.
{ 3 } - comes from a Latin word meaning good or honest.
{ 4 } - can mean sense intuition.
{ 5 } - can mean inductive argument.
{ 6 } - can't mean deductive argument.
{ 7 } - can mean immediate knowledge.
Intuition, or immediate knowledge, is one type of proof.
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