quine

IPA: kwˈaɪn

(philosophy) To deny the existence or significance of something obviously real or important.
To append something to a quotation of itself.

Examples of "quine" in Sentences

Quine to support the simpler definition.
It was not displaying on the Quine page either.
Quine or with the language of neuroscience e.g.
Quine was a major editor of the journal Behaviorism.
Quine interpreted Tarksi's theory as essentially deflationary.
Quine interpreted Tarski's theory as essentially deflationary.
A quine is a computer program which produces its own source code.
A '' 'quine' '' is a computer program which produces its own source code.
Ai hadda gud dae… Maed shur teh kidz awl nu teh K9, Fee Lyn, E quine, Bow vine stuff.
Croghan's blunt journal entry records her passing, "Alequeapy, ye old quine is dead."
There, the French-speaking population called a set of five numbers a "quine," as in "keen."
In denying the existence of synonymy, he denied analyticity, and gave rise to a new infinitive "to quine" – meaning, to deny distinctions.
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