truth-value
ˈtruːθˌvæljuː
Definition

Definition of truth-value - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
philosophyTECH.value assigned to a statement in logicTECH.
  • The truth-value of the statement is true.
2.
semanticsTECH.value given to a statement by a semantic theoryTECH.
  • In this theory, the truth-value is not just true or false.
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Origin of truth-value

English, truth (fact) + value (worth)

Terms with truth-value included in their meaning

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uncertainty suspicion
having qualities that make people doubt its truth or value
false claim
no truth or value exists in an idea or claim
universal truth
theory that truth or moral value is absolute
ethics
theory that moral statements have a truth value
deception
false appearance of truth or value
linguistics
expression where term replacement changes truth-value

Examples of truth-value in a sentence

  • Assigning a truth-value helps in logical analysis.
  • The truth-value of the proposition was debated by the philosophers.
  • Assigning a truth-value to the statement was challenging.

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  1. French:valeur de vérité, valeur sémantique, ...
  2. German:Wahrheitswert, ...
  3. Italian:valore di verità, ...
  4. Spanish:valor de verdad, ...
  5. Portuguese:valor de verdade, ...
  6. Chinese:真值, 真理值, ...
  7. Japanese:真理値, ...
  8. Arabic:قِيمَة الصِّدْق, قِيمَة الصِّدْق, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֵרֶךְ אֱמֶת, שִׁוּוּי אֱמֶת, ...
  10. Russian:истинностное значение, значение истинности, ...
  11. Ukrainian:істиннісне значення, ...
  12. Hindi:सत्य-मूल्य, ...

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