推して means “infer,” 知る means “know,” and the older ending べし presents the inference as possible or expected.
推して means “infer,” 知る means “know,” and the older ending べし presents the inference as possible or expected.
What does 推して知るべし mean?
The rest can readily be inferred from what is known.
How do you read 推して知るべし?
It is read おしてしるべし, written oshite shiru beshi.
When would you use 推して知るべし?
Often leaves a likely, sometimes unpleasant, conclusion unstated.
How is 推して知るべし different from 言うまでもない?
言うまでもない says a point needs no saying; this asks the listener to infer it from clues.
How does 推して知るべし change in a sentence?
A fixed expression with the older ending 「べし」, often used after a brief clue.