determinism in Japanese
determinism in Japanese is 決定論 — determinism means the belief that every action is fixed by the universe's present condition and its unchanging laws, leaving no room for choice.
determinism in Japanese
決定論
Pronounced: ketteiron
(philosophy) The doctrine that all actions are determined by the current state and immutable laws of the universe, with no possibility of choice.
What does "determinism" mean?
- noun The belief that every action is fixed by the universe's present condition and its unchanging laws, leaving no room for choice.
- noun The quality of a system whose behaviour is fully set by its starting point and inputs.
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What is "determinism" in Japanese?
"determinism" in Japanese is 決定論. determinism means: The belief that every action is fixed by the universe's present condition and its unchanging laws, leaving no room for choice.
How do you pronounce 決定論?
"determinism" in Japanese is 決定論, pronounced "ketteiron".
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