categoriskt
Categoriskt is a term used to describe statements, judgments, or positions that are categorical in nature: unconditional, absolute, and without stated exceptions or qualifiers. In logic and philosophy the term has a technical sense, while in everyday speech it can emphasize firmness or an assertion that something is universally true or necessary.
In logic and philosophy, categorical refers to propositions and inferences that apply without reference to conditions.
Etymology and usage: The term derives from Latin categoricus, meaning “of a category,” from Greek origins related
See also: categorical proposition, categorical imperative, category theory.