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rhetorical induction

rhetorical induction noun: reasoning from specific examples to general laws.

Noun

rhetorical induction (uncountable)

  1. reasoning from specific examples to general laws

Questions about rhetorical induction

What does rhetorical induction mean?
Rhetorical induction means reasoning from specific examples to general laws.
What part of speech is rhetorical induction?
Rhetorical induction is a noun.

Words near rhetorical induction in the dictionary

  1. rhetor
  2. rhetoric
  3. rhetorical
  4. rhetorical device
  5. rhetorical devices
  6. rhetorical induction
  7. rhetorical mode
  8. rhetorical modes
  9. rhetorical question
  10. rhetorical questions
  11. rhetoricality

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