Necessitarian

Pronunciation: /ˈnɛkˈɛsˈsɪtˈæɹiən/

Necessitarian (noun)

  1. a person who believes that all events are determined by previous events and natural laws.

Examples

  • His necessitarian views shaped his understanding of free will.
  • The philosopher's necessitarian stance was evident in his writings.

Common collocations: necessitarian philosophy, embrace necessitarianism, necessitarian perspective, necessitarian argument

Necessitarian (adjective)

  1. describing the belief that everything happens because of previous events and natural laws.

Examples

  • The necessitarian argument challenged the concept of free will.
  • Her necessitarian perspective influenced her approach to ethics.

Synonyms of Necessitarian

Formal

Antonyms of Necessitarian

  • philosophical belief in free will