Definition: Inapprehensiveness, also known as intransitivity or intransitive negation, is a concept in philosophy that describes how people tend to avoid expressing opinions or beliefs that they do not fully understand or endorse. In other words, someone may avoid expressing their true feelings about something they believe strongly or deeply, even when it goes against their own natural inclinations and emotions. In this sense, the term "inapprehensiveness" means that a person is likely to avoid expressing an
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