A verdade contingente
Example: A verdade contingente depende das circunstâncias históricas e culturais.
Definition
"A verdade contingente" refers to truths that depend on specific historical and cultural circumstances, meaning such truths are not universal or necessary but may change based on different contexts or conditions.
Etymology
The phrase "a verdade contingente" comes from Portuguese, where "verdade" means truth and "contingente" means contingent or dependent on circumstances. The term emphasizes that some truths are not absolute but rely on particular situations, reflecting a concept from philosophy and logic.
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