Ellentmondásmentes

Ellentmondásmentes is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "non-contradictory" or "consistent". It describes something that is free from internal contradictions or logical inconsistencies. This term is often used in academic, philosophical, and technical contexts where logical soundness is paramount.

In logic and mathematics, an ellentmondásmentes system is one where no statement can be proven both true and false. This is a fundamental requirement for a coherent axiomatic system. The absence of contradictions ensures that the system is reliable and can be used to derive valid conclusions.

In everyday language, ellentmondásmentes can refer to a statement, argument, or even a person's behavior that is consistent and does not present conflicting ideas or actions. For example, a well-reasoned argument would be considered ellentmondásmentes, as would a set of regulations that do not conflict with each other. The concept emphasizes clarity and internal harmony, avoiding situations where different parts of a whole negate or undermine each other.

The opposite of ellentmondásmentes is ellentmondásos, meaning "contradictory".