biconditional
ˌbaɪkənˈdɪʃənəl
Definition

Definition of biconditional - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

logicTECH.statement true when both parts are true or falseTECH.
  • The biconditional is true if both statements are false.
equivalence if and only if

Adjective

logicTECH.true when its two parts have the same truth valueTECH.
  • The biconditional statement is true when both propositions share a truth value.
conditional equivalent
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Origin of biconditional

Latin, bi- (two) + conditionalis (conditional)

Examples of biconditional in a sentence

  • Understanding the biconditional is crucial in logic.
  • A biconditional formula links two equivalent claims.
  • The biconditional condition fails when only one claim is true.

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  1. French:biconditionnel, équivalent, ...
  2. German:Bikonditional, äquivalent, ...
  3. Italian:bicondizionale, ...
  4. Spanish:bicondicional, ...
  5. Portuguese:bicondicional, ...
  6. Chinese:双向蕴含, 双条件的, ...
  7. Japanese:双条件, 双条件の, ...
  8. Arabic:تَكَافُؤ شَرْطِيّ, ثُنائِيّ الشَّرط, ...
  9. Hebrew:דּוּ־תְּנַאי, דּוּ תְּנָאִי, ...
  10. Russian:бикондиционал, эквивалентный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:бікондиціонал, еквівалентний, ...
  12. Hindi:द्विकंडीशनल, द्विशर्तीय, ...

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