logical truth


noun
  1. another term for tautology (def. 2)

  2. the property of being logically tautologous

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How to use logical truth in a sentence

  • Truth as it is the agreement of thoughts or words to the matter, may be called logical truth.

  • I have given this explanation from regard simply to logical truth.

    Studies of Christianity | James Martineau
  • There is logical truth, demonstrated by proceeding correctly from the premise.

    Wilderness of Spring | Edgar Pangborn
  • These three aspects represent metaphysical, physical, and logical truth respectively.

    Giordano Bruno | James Lewis McIntyre
  • His being is universal existence, and, as universals have only a logical truth, being in se is equivalent to Nothing.