Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
acatalepsy
Noun
/ˌækəˈtæl.ə.p.si/

Definition
The philosophical belief that complete knowledge or understanding is impossible.

Examples
- Many philosophers argue that acatalepsy is a fundamental aspect of human existence.
- While some seek absolute truths, others embrace acatalepsy, acknowledging the limits of human understanding.

Meaning
Acatalepsy refers to the idea that things may be beyond human comprehension, suggesting that absolute certainty or knowledge is unattainable.

Synonyms
- Incomprehensibility
- Unknowability
- Impossibility of knowledge