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predicativity

predicativity noun: the condition of being predicative.

Noun

predicativity (uncountable)

  1. The condition of being predicative
    • In fact, they are intertwined with his dauntingly complex and far-reaching ideas about predicativity, the semantic paradoxes, and the ramified vs. the simple theory of types—all of which are fascinating, and some of which involve real technical achievements.2007 April 21, Scott Soames, “No class: Russell on contextual definition and the elimination of sets”, in Philosophical Studies, volume 139, number 2, →DOI

Origin of predicativity

From predicative + -ity.

Words formed from predicativity

Questions about predicativity

What does predicativity mean?
Predicativity means the condition of being predicative.
What part of speech is predicativity?
Predicativity is a noun.

Words near predicativity in the dictionary

  1. predicatively
  2. predicatives
  3. predicativism
  4. predicativist
  5. predicativists
  6. predicativity
  7. predicator
  8. predicators
  9. predicatory
  10. predicentrine
  11. predicrotic

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