Definition of: determinism

(di·tûr′mə·niz′əm) noun Philos.
The doctrine that man's choices, decisions, and actions are decided by antecedent causes, inherited or environmental, acting upon his character: opposed to free will.
—de·ter′min·ist adjective & noun
—de·ter′min·is′tic adjective

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social determinism
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causal determinism
hard determinism
linguistic determinism
cultural determinism
theological determinism
parametric determinism
historical determinism
soft determinism
nominative determinism
strict determinism

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