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a priori

adjective as in deducing from general principle

adverb as in deducing from general principle

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"I am not a priori against", he said.

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And, yet, one of our two major parties now will a priori reject whatever it is I have to say or show in this book.

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Among people who have good immune health, can I predict a priori that they will do as well during an infection?

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Admitting that the Republican Party and "conservative" movement are neofascists who reject multiracial democracy would involve a type of paradigm shift that the news media and political class would a priori reject.

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We need to first get rid of those a priori borders precisely in order then to be able to understand things better.

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