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i can tell you about what is material implication, i too don't know about formal implication. Material implication is if-then statement where antecedant and consequent are in no way related, that is there isn't a relationship between atecedant and consequent. For example if socrates was a rational animal, socrates was rational. This is an implication where antecedant is logically related to the consequent. So this implication provides more information than present merely a material implication. Second example is if inverse square law of gravitation is true then our solar system is governed by it. the statement contains causal relationship(empirical) between antecedent and consequent. A purely material implication is : if federar wins this match, then i am the king of the world. absolutely no relationship between consequent and antecedent, therefore a pure material implications. in logic we are concerned with material implications.
A conditional statement.
Implication is the noun form of "imply."
It means four.
The implication of your actions is unimaginable.
The word originates in ancient Rome. It shares a common root with the latin word "senex" which means "old man" The implication being that the senate should be composed of old men.
I think it means errors
The word intimation means allusion, announcement, breath, communication, cue, declaration, implication, indication, or inkling. Some antonyms for the word intimation include brightness, light, and information.
The word originates in ancient Rome. It shares a common root with the latin word "senex" which means "old man" The implication being that the senate should be composed of old men.
Innuendo
Unwarranted means not justified or unwarranted. An example of this word used in a sentence is, the girl kept throwing unwarranted claims at her friend who had no involvement with the issue at hand.
Working or acting together. The word comes from "co" meaning together, and "ordinate" which means "direction". The implication is that the parts are going in the same direction together.
Working or acting together. The word comes from "co" meaning together, and "ordinate" which means "direction". The implication is that the parts are going in the same direction together.
I resent the implication that I'm a "know it all"!
I resent the implication that I'm a "know it all"!
With a minor vowel change, it's a perfectly acceptable English word that means the same thing: "blathering". "Blather", if you're unfamiliar with the word, means chatter or babble, with the further implication that the person doing it doesn't actually know what they're talking about. It's not a complimentary word. It means to babble on incessantly about more or lees trivial matters.