mediate knowledge
Philosophy
noun
Knowledge which is not the direct result of intuition or perception, but is obtained by means of inference or testimony.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William S. Hamilton (1788–1856), philosopher.
- secret ballot
- secrete
- secretin
- Secret Intelligence Service
- ignition key
- ignition point
- ignition switch
- ignitron
- ignobility
- ignoble
- ignobly
- ignominious
- ignominiously
- ignominiousness
- ignominy
- ignorable
- ignoramus
- ignorance
- ignorance is bliss
- ignorant
- ignorantly
- ignoratio elenchi
- ignore
- ignorer
- ignotum per ignotius