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Word History and Origins
Origin of Hobbesian1
Example Sentences
Indigenous people thrived on this continent for millennia not in some kind of Hobbesian state of nature but as communities.
The capacity to be gracefully refuted in an argument is largely a moral one, and decreasing one’s desire for Hobbesian “dominion” is not something that another tutorial on statistics or game theory can achieve.
The disasters that follow her freeing the vast slave cities of the eastern deserts teach her some very Hobbesian lessons.
Men are more likely to have unrealistic expectations that they would succeed, rather than fail, in this Hobbesian state.
Jeb Golinkin acknowledges the "quasi-Hobbesian" arguments advanced by gun rights advocates.
But those kinds of decisions are going to set off a sort of Hobbesian war of all-against-all within the Democratic coalition.
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