predication 的定义
- an act or instance of asserting something:Although he struggled academically, the school's predication that he couldn't learn and succeed without medication was thankfully proven false.
- an act or instance of basing an action or statement on something else:His video installation Revolution explores lingering Socialist and Muslim dreams in Egypt and their continued predication on drama and violence.
- Grammar, Logic. an act or instance of combining a subject and a predicate, according to rules of syntax, so as to make a statement about something:What is the function, for example, of the predication “Whales are mammals” in a discourse?
- Law. evidence of possible criminal action, sufficient to warrant a charge or inquiry:There were a number of things that caused us to believe we had adequate predication to open the investigation.
- an uncommon variant of prediction.
predication 近义词
等同于 assertion
等同于 quality
等同于 contention
更多predication例句
- To minds of a different description, the only antidote to this corruption of language is predication.
- Argument against those who admit no predication to be legitimate, except identical.
- Good three pil'd predication, will you peace, And hear the cause we come for?Cun.
- What in his system corresponds most nearly to the modern view of these elements is the division of kinds of real predication.
- Accordingly ‘substance,’ which is a correlative term to ‘predication,’ shares in the ambiguity.