assertoric Definition
- 1relating to or denoting a statement that is intended to assert something
- 2affirmative
Using assertoric: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "assertoric" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The sentence 'The cat is on the mat' is an assertoric statement.
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In logic, an assertoric proposition is one that affirms or denies something.
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Assertoric sentences can be true or false.
assertoric Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for assertoric
Antonyms for assertoric
Origins of assertoric
from Latin 'assertorius', from 'assertus' (past participle of 'asserere', meaning 'maintain, claim')
Summary: assertoric in Brief
The term 'assertoric' [uh-sur-tawr-ik, -tohr-] refers to a statement that is intended to assert something. It is often used in logic to describe propositions that affirm or deny something. Assertoric statements can be true or false and are typically contrasted with negative or dubitative statements. Synonyms for 'assertoric' include 'affirmative' and 'positive.'
