Casuistry

/ˈkæzjuːɪstɹi/

Synonyms for "casuistry" (126 found)

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aestheticsaltruistic ethicsapologeticsapologiaapologyapparent soundnessaretaicsargumentargumentationaxiologybickerbickeringcategorical imperativechristian ethicscircularitycomparative ethicscontentioncontroversycosmologycrossed fingers
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Noun(2 words)
case analysiscase-based reasoning

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philosophic theoryphilosophical inquiryphilosophical speculationphilosophismphilosophyplausibilityplausiblenesspolemicpolemicsrationalizationrhubarbschool of philosophyschool of thoughtscience of beingset toset-tosituation ethicssophismsophistical reasoningsophisticationsophistryspecial pleadingspeciosityspecious reasoningspeciousnessspuriousnessstoicismsubtletytheory of beautytheory of knowledgetongue in cheekuncandidnessuncandorunfranknessutilitarianismvalue theoryverbal engagementvicious circlevicious reasoningwar of wordswrangling
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rhetorical maneuverspecious reasoning

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argumentargumentationethical reasoningethicslineline of reasoninglogical argumentmoral philosophymoral reasoningreasoning

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case-based argumentcasuistic methodlegal casuistrymoral casuistry

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case-based reasoningcasuistic methodethical reasoninglegal casuistrymoral casuistryspecious reasoning

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Cages for Gnats, and Chains to Yoak a Flea; Dry'd Butterflies, and Tomes of Caſuiſtry

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The letters of Margarita were all that the fondest lover could desire, the eye of a poet linger on, but they did not contain the casuistry which could lead Glentworth to renounce a faith which he had now been led to examine in a manner he had certainly never done before.

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And yet it would seem that the whole analysis he had made, his attempt to find a moral solution to the problem, was complete. His casuistry had been honed to a razor’s edge, and he could no longer think of any objections.

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“And if you lose?” Diana enunciated, through a thin grin. She meant to extract casuistry’s penalty in advance.

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