Category:Adages

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An adage is a short, but memorable saying, which holds some important fact of experience that is considered true by many people, or it has gained some credibility through its long use.

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Articles in category "Adages"

There are 32 articles in this category.

Adage A Adagia Amara's law Any press is good press Atheists in foxholes B Benford's law of controversy C Clarke's three laws Cui bono F Finagle's law G Godwin's law

G cont. Grosch's law H Hanlon's Razor K KISS principle L Law of accumulation Law of averages Law of conservation of misery Laws of infernal dynamics Lucus a non lucendo M McLurg's Law Moore's law Murphy's law

P Parkinson's law Peter principle S Salem hypothesis Skitt's law Sturgeon's law T TANSTAAFL Tober's Lor Two wrongs don't make a right (adage) U Ugol's law Unintended consequence W Wilcox-McCandlish law of online discourse evolution

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