subsumption
səbˈsʌmpʃən
Definition

Definition of subsumption - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
inclusionRarethe act of including something in a larger categoryRare
  • The subsumption of these ideas into the main theory was seamless.
assimilation inclusion incorporation
2.
logicTECH.the premise in a syllogism with the minor termTECH.
  • In logic, subsumption is crucial for valid arguments.
inclusion incorporation
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Origin of subsumption

Latin, sub (under) + sumere (take)

Examples of subsumption in a sentence

  • His theory relies on the subsumption of biology into physics.
  • Subsumption helps in understanding complex logical structures.
  • The professor explained subsumption in the context of syllogisms.

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  1. French:subsomption, ...
  2. German:Subsumption, Subsumtion, ...
  3. Italian:inclusione, sussunzione, ...
  4. Spanish:inclusión, ...
  5. Portuguese:subsunção, ...
  6. Chinese:归入, 包摄, ...
  7. Japanese:包含, 包摂, ...
  8. Arabic:إدراج, المُقَدِّمَةُ الصُّغْرَى, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַכְלָלָה, סִיוּג, ...
  10. Russian:подведение, субсумпция, ...
  11. Ukrainian:інтеграція, субсумпція, ...
  12. Hindi:समावेशन, अधिनियम, ...
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