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a posteriori Definition

a· pos·terio·ri (ā′ päs tir′ē ôr′ī′, -ôr′ē)

Etymology: L, lit., from what comes later < a, ab, from + posteriori, abl. of posterior: see posterior

a posteriori Law Definition

adv

Latin

From what comes after. Inductive; empirical; reasoning or the ascertaining of truth by actual experience or observation. See also a priori.

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  1. ‹ à pied
  2. ‹ à outrance
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  6. ‹ A/o
  7. ‹ A number 1
  8. ‹ a mensa et thoro
  9. ‹ A.M.
  10. ‹ a lot
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