sine qua non (of something)

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Definition of sine qua non (of something) in English English dictionary

sine qua non
a test used to establish causation in fact
sine qua non
An essential or indispensable element, condition, or ingredient

...whereas some degree of political freedom is a sine qua non condition for contestation, democracy cannot be sufficiently defined in terms of liberties....

sine quâ non
Alternative spelling of sine qua non
sine qua non
Latin for "without which not"; something that is absolutely essential
sine qua non
without which not; an indispensable condition
sine qua non
An indispensable condition Latin, Sine qua non potest esse or fieri (that without which [the thing] cannot be, or be done)
sine qua non
something that is indispensable
sine qua non
Latin phrase which means "without which"--refers to something which is needed in order to make the program work at all, i e without this item, a program will not work
sine qua non
a prerequisite
sine qua non
If you don't have the latest Newton's, you're not doing telecom
sine qua non
essential condition, necessary condition
sine qua non
A sine qua non is something that is essential if you want to achieve a particular thing. Successful agricultural reform is also a sine qua non of Mexico's modernisation. something that you must have, or which must exist, before something else can happen sine qua non for/of
sine qua non
Latin for "without which, not;" hence, an alternative way of expressing the presence of a necessary condition
sine qua non
\sin-ih-kwah-NON; -NOHN; sy-nih-kway-\, noun: An essential condition or element; an indispensable thing; an absolute prerequisite
sine qua non
An indispensable condition Latin, Sine qua non potest csse or fieri (that without which [the thing] cannot be, or be done)
sine qua non (of something)
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