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Definition of "mathematical" []
- Of or relating to mathematics. (adjective)
- Precise; exact. (adjective)
- Absolute; certain. (adjective)
- Possible according to mathematics but highly improbable: The team has only a mathematical chance to win the championship. (adjective)
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Use "mathematical" in a sentence
- "Art as a mathematical formulaFor his project, Keren tackled the problem by essentially breaking visually stunning masterpieces into sets of mathematical formulas."
- "The difference between the ˜anthropological™ and the mathematical account is that in the first we are not tempted to speak of ˜mathematical facts,™ but rather that in this account the facts are never mathematical ones, never make mathematical propositions true or false."
- "MIKE HUCKABEE, (R), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: Well, Seth, the media loves to throw around the term mathematical and possibility."
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