transfictional
transfictional adjective: relating to transfiction.
Adjective
transfictional (not comparable)
- Relating to transfiction.
- [T]ransfictional statements about models should be read as prefixed with a clause stating what the relevant respects of the comparison are, and this allows us to rephrase comparative sentences as comparisons between properties rather than objects…Hence, truth conditions for transfictional...2008 December 6, Peter Godfrey-Smith, “Models and fictions in science”, in Philosophical Studies, volume 143, number 1, →DOI, pages 101–116
Origin of transfictional
From trans- + fictional.
Questions about transfictional
- What does transfictional mean?
- Transfictional means relating to transfiction.
- What part of speech is transfictional?
- Transfictional is an adjective.
Words near transfictional in the dictionary
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