Deduction and Mind

Deduction

Deduction noun - Something that is or may be subtracted.

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Mind and deduction are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mind" instead a noun "Deduction".

Nearby Words: deduce, deduct, deductive, deducted, deductible

Mind noun - The part of a person that feels, thinks, perceives, wills, and especially reasons.

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Deduction and mind are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Deduction" instead a noun "Mind".

Nearby Words: mindless, minded, mindful, minding, mindfully

rational	rational deduction	rational mind
full	full deduction	full mind
single	single deduction	single mind
simple	simple deduction	simple mind
Other adjectives: brilliant, logical, massive, cunning, great, little, quick, insane, scientific.

In addition to knowing a lot, he has a damn sharp mind, as evidenced by his deduction of what really happened on their summer trip at the end of book 3.

Source: Book Dumb
Brackenreid negotiates for a full decade deduction on the records, but later changes his mind after his wife insists he be the one to explain his decision to their two young sons.

Source: Series / Murdoch Mysteries
Bat Deduction: Batman deduces that Grodd is the one mind-controlling villains based on the speech pattern of one sentence said by Nightshade.

Source: Western Animation / Superman/Batman: Public Enemies

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