Arbitrariness is the enemy of freedom.
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Arbitrariness
Synonyms for "arbitrariness" (15 found)
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Noun(1 words)
Strong matches (5)
Related words (7)
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19 translations across 14 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- arbitrarietat noun (the state of being arbitrary)
Czech
3 entries- arbitrárnost noun (the state of being arbitrary)
- libovůle noun (the state of being arbitrary)
- svévole noun (the state of being arbitrary)
Dutch
1 entries- willekeurigheid noun (the state of being arbitrary)
Finnish
1 entries- mielivaltaisuus noun (the state of being arbitrary)
French
2 entries- arbitrarité noun (the state of being arbitrary)
- caractère arbitraire noun (the state of being arbitrary)
German
3 entries- Arbitrarität noun (the state of being arbitrary)
- Willkür noun (the state of being arbitrary)
- Willkürlichkeit noun (the state of being arbitrary)
Icelandic
1 entries- geðþóttaháttur noun (the state of being arbitrary)
Indonesian
1 entries- kesewenangan noun (the state of being arbitrary)
Italian
1 entries- arbitrarietà noun (the state of being arbitrary)
Japanese
1 entries- 恣意 noun (the state of being arbitrary)
Malay
1 entries- kearbitrerian noun (the state of being arbitrary)
Polish
1 entries- arbitralność noun (the state of being arbitrary)
Portuguese
1 entries- arbitrariedade noun (the state of being arbitrary)
Swedish
1 entries- godtycke noun (the state of being arbitrary)
Sample sentences
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Passion, providence, and imitation are conventionally the respective ruling forces of these three processes. Yet to take them at face value, as an innocent reading of the poem might advise, would be to betray Garcilaso’s own efforts, in this sonnet and elsewhere, to expose the arbitrariness of grandiose idealist concepts such as Platonic love and providential history.
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