argument instance
argument instance noun: the argument resulting when the blanks of an argument form are filled in with specific terms or statements.
Noun
argument instance (plural argument instances)
- The argument resulting when the blanks of an argument form are filled in with specific terms or statements.
- An argument instance is obtained by uniformly substituting specific statements or terms for the variables in an argument form.1978, Irving M. Copi, Introduction to Logic, 5th edition, Macmillan, page 52
Antonyms of argument instance
- argument form
- argument schema
Forms of argument instance
| plural | argument instances |
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Questions about argument instance
- What does argument instance mean?
- Argument instance means the argument resulting when the blanks of an argument form are filled in with specific terms or statements.
- What part of speech is argument instance?
- Argument instance is a noun.
- What is the plural of argument instance?
- The plural of argument instance is argument instances.
Words near argument instance in the dictionary
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