Definition
Definition of predicating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
logicserving as the basis for something
- The predicating premise supports the conclusion.
- The predicating assumption requires further evidence.
- Researchers questioned the predicating theory behind the model.
Origin of predicating
Latin, praedicare (to proclaim)
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- French:fondamental, ...
- German:grundlegend, ...
- Italian:fondante, ...
- Spanish:fundamental, ...
- Portuguese:fundamentante, ...
- Chinese:基础性的, ...
- Japanese:基礎となる, ...
- Arabic:أَساسيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְכוֹנֵן, ...
- Russian:основополагающий, ...
- Ukrainian:основоположний, ...
- Hindi:आधारभूत, ...
Definition of predicate - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
linguisticsTECH. part of a sentence containing the verb about the subjectTECH.
- In 'She sings', 'sings' is the predicate.
2.
logicTECH. something affirmed or denied of the subject in a propositionTECH.
- In the statement 'All humans are mortal', 'are mortal' is the predicate.
3.
technologyTECH. operator returning true or falseTECH.
- The predicate checks if the number is even.
Adjective
1.
linguisticsTECH. describing the subject that follows a verbTECH.
- The predicate adjective describes the subject.
2.
legalTECH. related to criminal acts in lawTECH.
- The predicate offenses were listed in the indictment.
Verb
1.
linguisticsTECH. assign a property to the subject within a sentenceTECH.
- The sentence predicates the action on the subject.
2.
logicassert something as a necessary condition of something else
- The theorem predicates consistency on the axioms.
3.
assumptionassume or suppose something as a basis
- The theory is predicated on certain assumptions.
Expressions with predicate
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base something on a particular idea or fact
The theory is predicated on scientific principles.
branch of logic using symbols for statements about objects and properties
Predicate calculus helps formalize statements in mathematics.
earlier offence that must be established to prove another criminal charge
Perjury can be a predicate offence for certain obstruction of justice counts.
Origin of predicate
Latin, praedicare (to proclaim)
Examples of predicate in a sentence
Every complete sentence must have a predicate. The predicate in the sentence gives information about the subject. Identifying the predicate is crucial for understanding the sentence structure. The predicate determines if the input is valid. In programming, a predicate can filter data efficiently. The predicate clause provides essential information.
Predicate nominatives can rename the subject. The lawyer explained the predicate charges to the jury. Predicate crimes were the focus of the investigation. The professor predicates the lesson on historical facts. The argument predicates its conclusion on the initial premise. The model predicates accuracy on reliable input data. Her argument predicates liability on proof of negligence. The argument predicates on the belief of equality. His decision was predicated on the weather forecast.
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- French:prédicat, prédicatif, ...
- German:Prädikat, prädikativ, ...
- Italian:predicato, predicativo, ...
- Spanish:predicado, predicativo, ...
- Portuguese:predicado, predicativo, ...
- Chinese:谓语, 谓语的, ...
- Japanese:述語, 述語の, ...
- Arabic:المحمول, خَبَرِي, ...
- Hebrew:נָשׂוּא, נְשׂוּאִי, ...
- Russian:сказуемое, сказуемый, ...
- Ukrainian:присудок, предикативний, ...
- Hindi:विधेय, विधेय संबंधी, ...
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