De noodzakelijke waarheid
Example: In de filosofie zoeken we altijd naar de noodzakelijke waarheid.
Definition
"De noodzakelijke waarheid" refers to a truth that cannot be otherwise; it is a fact or proposition that holds in all possible circumstances and is essential in philosophy for understanding fundamental principles.
Etymology
The phrase "de noodzakelijke waarheid" comes from Dutch, where "noodzakelijke" means necessary or indispensable, and "waarheid" means truth. The term is used in philosophy to describe truths that are universally valid and not contingent upon external conditions.
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"De noodzakelijke waarheid" appears in the Vocaplus list "Dutch - Philosophy - (C1) - set 1", containing 105 commonly used words.
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