casuists

[US]/ˈkæz.juːɪst/
[UK]/KAY-zhuh-ist/

Translation

n.A person who makes subtle distinctions in moral or legal reasoning, often to justify a particular course of action.; A person who engages in casuistry (the practice of making subtle distinctions in moral or legal reasoning).

Phrases & Collocations

casuist reasoning

casuist approach

casuist ethics

casuist analysis

casuist perspective

casuist argument

casuist tradition

casuist method

casuist theory

casuist principles

Example Sentences

the philosopher was known as a skilled casuist.

many debates revolve around the casuist approach to ethics.

he often plays the role of a casuist in moral discussions.

the casuist method can clarify complex moral dilemmas.

she wrote a book on the principles of casuist reasoning.

casuist arguments can sometimes lead to confusion.

in law, a casuist approach helps in case studies.

the teacher encouraged students to think like a casuist.

his casuist reasoning impressed the entire committee.

understanding casuist principles is essential for ethical debates.

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