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logical form

logical form noun: a specific semantic version of a statement in a formal system, attempting to formalize something possibly ambiguous.

Noun

logical form (plural logical forms)

  1. A specific semantic version of a statement in a formal system, attempting to formalize something possibly ambiguous.

Forms of logical form

plurallogical forms

Questions about logical form

What does logical form mean?
Logical form means a specific semantic version of a statement in a formal system, attempting to formalize something possibly ambiguous.
What part of speech is logical form?
Logical form is a noun.
What is the plural of logical form?
The plural of logical form is logical forms.

Words near logical form in the dictionary

  1. logical connectives
  2. logical constant
  3. logical constants
  4. logical fallacies
  5. logical fallacy
  6. logical form
  7. logical forms
  8. logical language
  9. logical languages
  10. logical mechanical element
  11. logical mechanical elements

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