"a fortiori" (Latin)
What does the Latin term a fortiori mean?
"A fortiori" is a Latin term that is commonly used in logic and reasoning. It translates to "from the stronger" or "with even stronger reason." This phrase is employed to express that if a particular conclusion can be drawn from a certain premise, then an even more compelling conclusion can be derived from a stronger or more obvious premise.Examples in Sentences
Here are three example sentences using the term "a fortiori":- A fortiori, if he was able to complete the marathon, he will certainly finish the half-marathon.
- The company decided to promote Alice to a managerial position based on her excellent performance and, a fortiori, her leadership skills.
- If the school allows students to bring their own laptops, then a fortiori they should also permit the use of personal tablets.
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