is read as \KAZH-oo-uh-tree\ which means specious (plausible but false), deceptive, or oversubtle reasoning esp. in questions of morality.
.......it's the application of general ethical principles to particular cases of conscience or conduct.
Casuistry comes from the French casuiste and the Latin casus, "case", perhaps related to making a case or justifying behavior.
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1. a repository for memorable words
2. a temple where words are worshiped like gods
3. the mystic power of words through which we are able to communicate and understand
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