Maxim
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| + | See ''[[Pensées]]'' and ''[[Maximes]]'' of [[Blaise Pascal]] | ||
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maxim
- a succinct statement or observation of a fundamental principle, general truth, or rule of conduct
Synonyms
See also
See Pensées and Maximes of Blaise Pascal
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