Associations to the word «Syllogism»
Noun
- Fallacy
- Aristotle
- Inference
- Premise
- Reasoning
- Proposition
- Predicate
- Logic
- Deduction
- Induction
- Conclusion
- Axiom
- Rhetoric
- Modus
- Aquinas
- Socrates
- Argument
- Antecedent
- Validity
- Dilemma
- Generalization
- Connexion
- Treatise
- Proof
- Demonstration
- Universal
- Cate
- Intuition
- Contradiction
- Analogy
- Kant
- Bacon
- Mood
- Minor
- Philosopher
- Calculus
- Cognition
- Persuasion
- Discourse
- Principle
- Doctrine
- Certainty
- Contrary
- Chap
- Canon
- Prior
- Assertion
- Proceeds
- Statement
- Definition
- Ga
- Negative
- Reject
- Term
- Knowledge
- Paradigm
- Philosophy
- Necessity
Adjective
Wiktionary
SYLLOGISM, noun. (logic) An inference in which one proposition (the conclusion) follows necessarily from two other propositions, known as the premises.
SYLLOGISM, noun. (obsolete) A trick, artifice.
Dictionary definition
SYLLOGISM, noun. Deductive reasoning in which a conclusion is derived from two premises.
Wise words
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