demonstrative syllogism
Logic
noun
A syllogism in which the necessary truth of both premises is known or demonstrable.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Blundeville (fl. 1561), author and translator. After post-classical Latin syllogismus demonstrativus; compare Middle French, French syllogisme demonstratif.
- month clock
- month-long
- monthly
- monthly meeting
- monthly nurse
- monthly rose
- month name
- month's mind
- Montian
- monticellite
- Monticello
- monticle
- monticule
- monticuliporoid
- monticulus
- montigenous
- Montilla
- Montmartre
- montmartrite
- montmorillonite
- montmorillonite group
- montmorillonitic
- montmorillonoid
- montology
- Montonero