ockham
IPA: ˈɑkhʌm
Root Word: Ockham
noun
- A rural and semirural village and civil parish in Guildford borough, Surrey, England (OS grid ref TQ0756).
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Examples of "ockham" in Sentences
- I strongly support the Ockham spelling.
- Ockham was certainly aware of Auriol's work.
- William of Ockham Died Impenitent in April 1347.
- Mention of Ockham in that section would satisfy me.
- Ockham also introduces the issue of universals here.
- Ockham certainly rejects the idea of looking for support.
- This was crucial to the development of Ockham's conceptualism.
- It can also be traced to the nominalistic tradition of illiam of Ockham.
- Marsilius differed from Ockham in his denial to the clergy of coercive power.
- On the basis of Ockham's razor, that has to push them to the top of the list.