axiomatizing

/ˌæksiˈæmətaɪzɪŋ/
verb
  1. Present participle of axiomatize: the act of expressing a set of ideas or rules as a formal system of basic principles.
    • The students practiced axiomatizing simple logical statements in class.
    • Axiomatizing a complex theory can take many years of careful work.
    • The mathematician is axiomatizing a new branch of geometry.
noun
  1. The process or activity of creating a formal system of basic principles.
    • He wrote a book about the axiomatizing of arithmetic.
    • Axiomatizing is an important step in making a theory rigorous.
    • The axiomatizing of physics helped scientists agree on fundamental laws.
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