Ima Intuitionist claims that there must be indefinable terms, because
Ima Intuitionist claims that there must be indefinable terms, because
You missed the point.
Complex ideas can be defined in terms of simpler ideas -- and ambiguous terms can be given a series of definitions. It's the simplest ideas (like "not") that are indefinable -- because we can't break them down in terms of anything simpler.
Ima Intuitionist claims that there must be indefinable terms, because
Suppose that we look up a word in the dictionary, and the word is defined using other words, and these are defined using still other words, and so on. Since there's only a finite number of words, if we exclude circular definitions we'll eventually find words that can't be defined further.
The word "not" is a simple example of an indefinable term. You can't define "not" using anything simpler.
Ima Intuitionist claims that there must be indefinable terms, because
Huh? Did you read the chapter?