Deduction and Premise

Deduction

Deduction noun - Something that is or may be subtracted.

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Premise and deduction are semantically related in guess topic. In some cases you can use "Premise" instead a noun "Deduction".

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

Premise noun - Something taken as being true or factual and used as a starting point for a course of action or reasoning.

Usage example: your conclusion is all wrong because you started out with a false premise

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Deduction and premise are semantically related in guess topic. Sometimes you can use "Deduction" instead a noun "Premise".

Nearby Words: premiss, premised, premising

usual	usual deduction	usual premise
common	common deduction	common premise
initial	initial deduction	initial premise
simple	simple deduction	simple premise
Other adjectives: actual, massive, great, false, insane.

Bat Deduction: Nonsense connection between true premise and correct conclusion.

Source: Laconic Trope Distinctions / A to D

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