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analetheism

analetheism noun: the idea that propositions can be neither true nor false, that is that they can lack truth value, the opposite of the law of excluded middle.

Noun

analetheism (uncountable)

  1. The idea that propositions can be neither true nor false, that is that they can lack truth value, the opposite of the law of excluded middle.

Questions about analetheism

What does analetheism mean?
Analetheism means the idea that propositions can be neither true nor false, that is that they can lack truth value, the opposite of the law of excluded middle.
What part of speech is analetheism?
Analetheism is a noun.

Words near analetheism in the dictionary

  1. analept
  2. analeptic
  3. analeptical
  4. analeptically
  5. analeptics
  6. analetheism
  7. analgen
  8. analgene
  9. analgese
  10. analgesed
  11. analgeses

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