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Definition of predicable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
affirmableDated capable of being affirmed or attributed to somethingDated
- The theory is predicable of all similar cases.
2.
linguisticsDated used in the predicate of a sentenceDated
- The adjective is predicable after the verb 'to be.'
Noun
philosophyDated something that can be affirmed or denied about a subjectDated
- In logic, a predicable is essential for forming a proposition..
Origin of predicable
Latin, praedicare (to proclaim) + -able (suffix)
Examples of predicable in a sentence
This characteristic is predicable of all mammals. In this sentence, the noun is predicable. The term is predicable when used in this context. A predicable helps in understanding the subject better. Philosophers often debate the nature of a predicable.
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- French:attribuable, attributif, ...
- German:zuschreibbar, Prädikabel, ...
- Italian:attribuibile, attributo, ...
- Spanish:predicable, atributo, ...
- Portuguese:predicável, predicado, ...
- Chinese:可归因的, 可断言的事物, ...
- Japanese:帰属可能な, 述語, ...
- Arabic:قابل للإسناد, مَحْمُول, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְאַשֵּׁר, פְּרֶדִּיקָבִּיל, ...
- Russian:утверждаемый, предикат, ...
- Ukrainian:застосовний, передбачуваний, ...
- Hindi:प्रमाणित, वर्ण्य, ...
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