irreductibilityn.
rare.
= irreducibility n.
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irreductibility1865
utility1881
intransitivity1889
independence1902
non-linearity1904
connexity1905
analyticity1914
irredundance1925
irreflexiveness1933
decidability1936
non-emptiness1936
undecidability1942
irredundancy1952
irreflexivity1964
single-valuedness1968
the world > existence and causation > existence > intrinsicality or inherence > essence or intrinsic nature > [noun] > quintessence > irreducibility
irreducibility1799
irreducibleness1828
irreductibility1865
1865 J. S. Mill Auguste Comte 196 M. Comte's puerile predilection for prime numbers almost passes belief. His reason is that they are the type of irreductibility: each of them is a kind of ultimate arithmetical fact.
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