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premise indicator

premise indicator noun: a word or phrase that signals a premise in an argument, such as: as, for, since, because, given that, inasmuch as, for the reason that, etc.

Noun

premise indicator (plural premise indicators)

  1. A word or phrase that signals a premise in an argument, such as: as, for, since, because, given that, inasmuch as, for the reason that, etc.

Antonyms of premise indicator

Forms of premise indicator

pluralpremise indicators

Questions about premise indicator

What does premise indicator mean?
Premise indicator means a word or phrase that signals a premise in an argument, such as: as, for, since, because, given that, inasmuch as, for the reason that, etc.
What part of speech is premise indicator?
Premise indicator is a noun.
What is the plural of premise indicator?
The plural of premise indicator is premise indicators.

Words near premise indicator in the dictionary

  1. Preminger
  2. Premingerian
  3. premining
  4. premiparous
  5. premise
  6. premise indicator
  7. premised
  8. premises
  9. premiseth
  10. premising
  11. premisory

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