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propositional variable

propositional variable noun: a variable that can either be true or false.

Noun

propositional variable (plural propositional variables)

  1. A variable that can either be true or false.
    • A propositional variable is typically a letter (possibly with a subscripted number) whose truth value is contingent upon some interpretation or valuation.

Forms of propositional variable

pluralpropositional variables

Questions about propositional variable

What does propositional variable mean?
Propositional variable means a variable that can either be true or false.
What part of speech is propositional variable?
Propositional variable is a noun.
What is the plural of propositional variable?
The plural of propositional variable is propositional variables.

Words near propositional variable in the dictionary

  1. propositional constants
  2. propositional function
  3. propositional functions
  4. propositional logic
  5. propositional logics
  6. propositional variable
  7. propositional variables
  8. propositionalism
  9. propositionalist
  10. propositionalists
  11. propositionalities

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