| 释义 |
lax·ism
\ˈlakˌsizəm\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: probably from (assumed) New Latin laxismus, from Latin laxus slack, loose + -ismus -ism
: a viewpoint in the probabilistic controversy that in a conflict between liberty and law a slightly probable argument for liberty suffices to furnish a basis for action — compare probabilism 2 |