Customary; ordinary; applied to the usual English spelling, in distinction from strictly phonetic methods.(adjective)
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Use "nomic" in a sentence
"Are they identity relations that are contingently necessary or will some sort of weaker relation, such as nomic coextensivity, suffice?"
"Stated more generally, both the DN and IS models, share the common idea that, as Salmon (1989) puts it, “the essence of scientific explanation can be described as nomic expectability ” that is expectability on the basis of lawful connections” (1989, p. 57)."
"Auto nomic urge, like a precious calico cat who starts power sneezing, fourteen straight in a lick, it's sick and you can't help but worry."