universal negative

noun

Logic.

1. a proposition of the form “No S is P.” E, e

Example Sentences

In a 2013 Atlantic article, communications expert Anat Shenker-Osorio explains "middle class" as a sort of universal negative category: "Not finding popular depictions of wealth and poverty similar to our own lived experiences, we determine we must be whatever’s left over."

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When asked for their general thoughts on the application process, jobseekers had a nearly universal negative outlook.

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But given the report and the nearly universal negative reaction to charging fees, he says, “The reality is that I just don't see it happening.”

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“Fear and disgust are the two universal negative human emotions,” he explains.

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And in the demonstration of this, he gives one maxim in a question, which is equivalent to an universal negative, Job xxxiv.

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