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discretive proposition

discretive proposition noun: a compound proposition in which contrasting judgments are made, connected by a word such as "but" or "though".

Noun

discretive proposition (plural discretive propositions)

  1. A compound proposition in which contrasting judgments are made, connected by a word such as "but" or "though".
    Synonyms:
    discretive

Synonyms of discretive proposition

Forms of discretive proposition

pluraldiscretive propositions

Questions about discretive proposition

What does discretive proposition mean?
Discretive proposition means a compound proposition in which contrasting judgments are made, connected by a word such as "but" or "though".
What part of speech is discretive proposition?
Discretive proposition is a noun.
What is the plural of discretive proposition?
The plural of discretive proposition is discretive propositions.

Words near discretive proposition in the dictionary

  1. discretise
  2. discretised
  3. discretises
  4. discretising
  5. discretive
  6. discretive proposition
  7. discretive propositions
  8. discretively
  9. discretiveness
  10. discretives
  11. discretizable

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