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protothetic

protothetic noun: a particular theory of the relationships between propositions.

Noun

protothetic (plural protothetics)

  1. A particular theory of the relationships between propositions
    • In this paper, we present a system which is a natural deduction (in Fitch-Ja\'skowski's style) version of protothetic.2015, Pierre Joray, “Teaching Leśniewski's Prothetic with a Natural Deduction System”, in arXiv

Forms of protothetic

pluralprotothetics

Origin of protothetic

From proto- + thetic.

Questions about protothetic

What does protothetic mean?
Protothetic means a particular theory of the relationships between propositions.
What part of speech is protothetic?
Protothetic is a noun.
What is the plural of protothetic?
The plural of protothetic is protothetics.

Words near protothetic in the dictionary

  1. protothere
  2. prototheres
  3. prototherial
  4. prototherian
  5. prototherians
  6. protothetic
  7. protothetics
  8. protothread
  9. protothreads
  10. Protothyes
  11. prototile

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