A strongly inaccessible cardinal is an uncountable cardinal that is both regular and a strong limit:
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Regularity excludes expressing as the supremum of a shorter increasing sequence, while the strong-limit requirement concerns all smaller power sets. Merely being an uncountable regular limit cardinal is the weaker notion of a weakly inaccessible cardinal.

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