Definition of middle term in English:

middle term

noun

Logic

The term common to both premises of a syllogism.
Example sentencesExamples
- The missing middle term in the Shakespearian proposition is our response.
- The reduction of propositions to principles leads to the middle term.
- Thomas Aquinas argued that the highest sort of demonstration had as its middle term the real definition of the subject term.
- In the latter, the syllogisms involved must have middle terms that are causes of the state of affairs which is to be demonstrated.
- One could expect that her method would not enter into the chain of causalities, a chain that skips over or often forgets about the intermediary as a generative middle term.

Definition of middle term in US English:

middle term

noun

Logic

The term common to both premises of a syllogism.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the latter, the syllogisms involved must have middle terms that are causes of the state of affairs which is to be demonstrated.
- One could expect that her method would not enter into the chain of causalities, a chain that skips over or often forgets about the intermediary as a generative middle term.
- The missing middle term in the Shakespearian proposition is our response.
- Thomas Aquinas argued that the highest sort of demonstration had as its middle term the real definition of the subject term.
- The reduction of propositions to principles leads to the middle term.

单词	middle term
释义	Definition of middle term in English: middle term noun Logic The term common to both premises of a syllogism. Example sentencesExamples The missing middle term in the Shakespearian proposition is our response. The reduction of propositions to principles leads to the middle term. Thomas Aquinas argued that the highest sort of demonstration had as its middle term the real definition of the subject term. In the latter, the syllogisms involved must have middle terms that are causes of the state of affairs which is to be demonstrated. One could expect that her method would not enter into the chain of causalities, a chain that skips over or often forgets about the intermediary as a generative middle term. Definition of middle term in US English: middle term noun Logic The term common to both premises of a syllogism. Example sentencesExamples In the latter, the syllogisms involved must have middle terms that are causes of the state of affairs which is to be demonstrated. One could expect that her method would not enter into the chain of causalities, a chain that skips over or often forgets about the intermediary as a generative middle term. The missing middle term in the Shakespearian proposition is our response. Thomas Aquinas argued that the highest sort of demonstration had as its middle term the real definition of the subject term. The reduction of propositions to principles leads to the middle term.
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