Axiomatic

usgb/ˌæksiəˈmætɪk/
adjective

Something that is clearly true and requires no proof or explanation.

It is axiomatic that you get better at a skill with practice.
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  • axiomatic truth
  • axiomatic principle
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No Proof Needed

Use 'axiomatic' for statements so clear that they don't need additional evidence or justification.

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To experts, it's axiomatic that the Earth orbits the Sun.
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Common Agreement

'Axiomatic' implies wide acceptance or common agreement on a fact or idea.

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It's axiomatic among teachers that reading enhances vocabulary.
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Implicit Trust

Using 'axiomatic' suggests you trust the listener to accept the statement without doubt.

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In customer service, it's axiomatic that the customer is always right.
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