nonthesis
nonthesis adjective: not being or relating to a thesis.
Adjective
nonthesis (not comparable)
- Not being or relating to a thesis.
Noun
nonthesis (plural nontheses)
- Something that is posited in order to be disproved.
- ...or theses, and non-derivable propositions, non-theses, while also assigning an operator to relate the two, since the negation of a non-thesis should give us a derivable thesis.2021, Gabriel Tupinambá, The Desire of Psychoanalysis: Exercises in Lacanian Thinking
- we can do both: prove theses and extract falsifying models for non-theses on the basis of unsuccessful derivations.2010, Andrzej Indrzejczak, Natural Deduction, Hybrid Systems and Modal Logics, Page 98
Forms of nonthesis
| plural | nontheses |
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Origin of nonthesis
From non- + thesis.
Questions about nonthesis
- What does nonthesis mean?
- Nonthesis means not being or relating to a thesis.
- What part of speech is nonthesis?
- Nonthesis can be an adjective or a noun.
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