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100

The definition of a word found in a dictionary or lexicon.

Lexical 

100

A given word means whatever the who decides it means?

majority

100

It is what to believe something that must be false.

Irrational

100

Biblical faith is what kind of proof.

Rational

100

To go beyond.

Transcend

200

The object or idea to which a word points or symbolizes.

Referent

200

The meaning of a word is determined by what?

Usage

200

This occurs when a person's actions do not match his or her words.

Behavioral inconsistency

200

Those things that are required in advance.

Prerequisites

200

In accordance with our feelings.

Intuitive

300

Inclined or prejudiced to a particular position.

Biased

300

A declaration of the meaning of a word or phrase that does not already have an established use.

Stipulative

300

Something that does not have a specific reason.

Arbitrary

300

Something that appears clear to the eye or mind, though it might not be.

Apparent

300

Practical: based on what works regardless of theoretical considerations, principles, moral implications, or truth.

Pragmatic

400
The quality of being unclear in meaning: the capacity to be understood in two or more ways.

Ambuguity

400

A fallacious definition, not found in any dictionary, that is intended to convince someone.

Persuasive

400

At variance or not compatible.

Inconsistent

400

The art or skill of speaking or writing effectively and persuasively.

Rhetoric

400

That which shows itself to be wrong.

self-refuting

500

A written or spoken symbol that represents something else.

Liguistic Token

500

The definition of a word that is consistent with its lexical definition, but adds further restrictions for purpose of clarifications.

Precising

500

An informal argument if the conclusion is likely to be true.

Cogent

500

Dependent on the thought or feelings of the individual.

Subjective

500

The negation of a proposition or the combination of the proposition and its negation.

Contradiction