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particular affirmative
noun
, Logic.
- a proposition of the form “Some S is P.” : I
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For neither term is distributed in a Particular Affirmative.
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The best basis for drawing a conclusion will be either some particular affirmative essence, or a true and legitimate definition.
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I have also stated that the best basis for drawing a conclusion is a particular affirmative essence.
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The Particular Affirmative Proposition may be represented in several ways.
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We see that the Particular Affirmative proposition can be simply converted.
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