predication
ˌprɛdɪˈkeɪʃən
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Definition of predication - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
assertion actTECH.act of asserting something about a subjectTECH.
  • His predication about the company's success was optimistic..
assertion declaration
2.
logicTECH.the act of making something the subject or predicateTECH.
  • The philosopher's predication clarified the argument.
affirmation assertion declaration
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Origin of predication

Latin, praedicare (to proclaim)

Examples of predication in a sentence

  • Her predication lacked sufficient evidence.
  • Her predication was crucial to the theory's development.
  • The lecture focused on the predication of properties.

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  1. French:affirmation, ...
  2. German:Aussage, Prädikation, ...
  3. Italian:predicazione, ...
  4. Spanish:afirmación, enunciación, ...
  5. Portuguese:afirmação, predicação, ...
  6. Chinese:断言, 谓词化, ...
  7. Japanese:断定, 述定, ...
  8. Arabic:إِسْنَاد, حَمْل, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַצְהָרָה, פְּרֶדִיקַצְיָה, ...
  10. Russian:утверждение, предикация, ...
  11. Ukrainian:твердження, предикація, ...
  12. Hindi:अभिकथन, विधेयता, ...
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