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premiss

/ˈprɛm.ɪs/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على قضية أو عبارة تُسلَّم بصحتها وتُتخذ أساسًا لاستدلال أو برهان., الكتابة القديمة أو العتيقة لكلمة 'premise'، وتعني افتراض شيء أو تقديمه كأساس للاستدلال أو القياس.

مدخلان

noun

C1formalcommon/ˈprɛm.ɪs/

A noun referring to a statement or proposition that is assumed to be true and serves as the basis for an argument or conclusion.

  • 🌐اسم يدل على قضية أو عبارة تُسلَّم بصحتها وتُتخذ أساسًا لاستدلال أو برهان.
  1. Assumed statement for reasoning B2 formal

    A statement or proposition that is assumed to be true and serves as the basis for an argument or conclusion.

    • The argument is based on the premiss that all humans are mortal.
    • If the premiss is false, the entire conclusion may be invalid.
    • The philosopher questioned the premiss of the theory.

    🌐مقدمة

    المرادفات: antecedentassumptionbasisgroundhypothesispostulatepremisepropositionsupposition

  • premisses plural form
  • premisses' possessive plural form
  • premiss's possessive singular form

verb

formalcommonمهجور/ˈprɛm.ɪs/

An archaic or obsolete spelling of 'premise', meaning to state or assume something as a basis for argument.

  • 🌐الكتابة القديمة أو العتيقة لكلمة 'premise'، وتعني افتراض شيء أو تقديمه كأساس للاستدلال أو القياس.
  1. Assume as a basis C1 formal british

    To take something as a given or preexisting fact, especially as a basis for reasoning or argument.

    • The argument premisses that all humans are mortal.
    • In her theory, she premisses the existence of a universal moral code.
    • The study premisses a stable economic environment for its projections.

    🌐الافتراض كأساس

    المرادفات: assumepositpostulatepredicatepresupposesuppose

  • premissed past participle
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  • premissing present participle
  • premisses third person singular