- - Cogito ... sum (I think therefore I am to Descartes)
- - "Cogito, ... sum" (Descartes quote)
- - adverb for descartes
- - "Therefore" from Descartes
- - "Cogito, ... sum" (Descartes phrase)
- - "Therefore" for Descartes
- - "Cogito, ...... sum": Descartes
- - Middle of Descartes' conclusion
- - Word in a Descartes conclusion
- - Second word from Descartes?
- - Cogito ...... sum (Descartes' conclusion)
- - Consequently, to Descartes
- - Word in a Descartes quote
- - Part of Descartes's declaration
- - Middle word of Descartes' conclusion
- - Descartes' adverb
- - Descartes word
- - Adverb in a Descartes quote
- - Therefore, to Descartes
- - Descartes' 'therefore'
- - Descartes conclusion word
- - Logician's adverb
- - Cogito ... sum
- - Cogito, .... sum, I think, therefore I am
- - introduction to a conclusion
- - So about turn and leave
- - therefore the monster returns
- - Thus in logic
- - So, maybe Shrek 's sent up
- - Logician's hence
- - Thus I must go around river
- - a monster came up for that reason
- - therefore, reg is to get nothing!
- - So king admitted to self-importance
- - Hence it's in the pergola
- - So try supporting the Queen
- - "As a result," to mathematicians
- - Start to a logical conclusion
- - therefore her majesty has to leave
- - Say love stifles resistance for this reason
- - so it's a measure of work and nothing more
- - "therefore, we may conclude that..."
- - Therefore, to Caesar
- - Therefore Latin ogre returned
- - therefore, from the latin
- - therefore, her goal is to find it
- - For this reason monster is upset
- - For that reason monster returns
- - therefore the queen has to leave
- - Old way of saying "therefore"
- - Archaic term for "therefore"
- - Therefore a monstrous giant retires
- - "Therefore" in Latin
- - Archaic "hence"
- - latin for "therefore"
- - "Cogito, ... sum" ("Therefore")
- - Cato's "therefore"
- - Literary "therefore"
- - "Cogito ... sum" (Latin)
- - therefore the giant returns
- - Old-style "therefore"
- - hence in another gondola
- - Another word for therefore
- - Post hoc, ... propter hoc (logical fallacy)
- - For this reason monster arises
- - "it logically follows that … "
- - Hence Rees-Mogg & co ring?
- - after hesitation leave thus
- - So monster's seen as revenant?
- - As a result of or consequently
- - "That is why", in a single word
- - Latin "therefore"
- - hence from another god
- - Therefore: Lat.
- - Logical connector
- - Word used in logic
- - Word before a conclusion
- - Logician's transition
- - Word in a proof
- - Cogito follower
- - Syllogistic word
- - Conclusion introducer
- - Concluding word
- - Cogito-sum connector
- - Cartesian conjunction
- - Word of logic
- - Therefore, to mathematicians
- - Syllogist's word
- - Logical Latin word
- - It may lead to a conclusion
- - Conclusion word
- - As a result, in logic
- - "Tantum ......," hymn section
- - "And for that reason . . ."
- - Therefore, to Tiberius
- - Syllogism word
- - Prefix meaning "work"
- - Postulation word
- - Part of a Cartesian declaration
- - Logical connection hidden in eight puzzle answers
- - Lead-in to a conclusion
- - It comes before the conclusion, perhaps
- - Hence, in logic
- - Cogito-sum divider
- - Apt rhyme for "so"
- - Work prefix
- - Word used in proofs
- - Word preceding a conclusion
- - Word in many a proof
- - Word in a syllogism
- - Word before sum, sometimes
- - Word before "sum"
- - Word after a minor premise
- - Transition in logic
- - Thus, to Gaius
- - Thus, to a logician
- - Thus, in mathematical proofs
- - Thus, in Latin I
- - Therefore: L.
- - Therefore, to Tacitus
- - Therefore, in a proof
- - Therefore or consequently
- - Therefore (Latin)
- - Term in logic
- - Sum lead-in
- - So it follows that
- - Segue to a conclusion
- - Proof part
- - Post hoc, ...... propter hoc
- - Philosopher's "so"
- - Logician's connector
- - Logical word
- - Logical term
- - Logical connection
- - It then follows that ...
- - It may precede a sum?
- - It may come before a sum
- - It leads to a logical conclusion
- - It follows a premise
- - Inferential word
- - Consequently; therefore
- - Conclusion start
- - Conclusion preceder, perhaps
- - By logic, then ...
- - Beginning of a famous conclusion
- - As an end result
- - An inferred conclusion
- - [Another arrangement of the letters in the grid]
- - "Therefore," to a logical Latin lover
- - "Tantum ......" (part of a Eucharist hymn)
- - "Tantum ......"
- - "Tantum ......," Eucharist stanzas
- - "So, if my logic is correct and I'm super pretentious..."
- - "It follows that ..."
- - "It follows logically..."
- - Logical lead-in
- - Sum. preceder
- - By reason of
- - Henceforth
- - Hence, to Hadrian
- - "Sic!"
- - Word of conclusion
- - "This being the case . . ."
- - In which case
- - Beginning of a conclusion
- - Because of that
- - Because of this
- - "And therefore ..."
- - Logician's word
- - As a result
- - Thus
- - Latin word that's 12-Down backward
- - "And so ..."
- - 'As a consequence . . .'
- - Therefore
- - Cogito-sum link
- - Conclusion starter?
- - 'Consequently . . .'
- - Lead-in to -nomic
- - For that reason
- - Start of a conclusion
- - Hence
- - Logician's "therefore"
- - 'By that logic ... '
- - Post hoc, ...... propter hoc (common fallacy)
- - "That being the case . . ."
- - 'Therefore,' to a logician
- - Queen perform accordingly
- - Cartesian 'therefore'
- - "Cognito, ...... sum"
- - 'Logically, then ... '
- - Conclusion intro
- - On that account
- - Accordingly
- - Therefore, to the old Romans
- - Logician's link
- - 'It follows . . .'
- - Cartesian connection
- - Banker goes to check on that account
- - "I conclude that ..."
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