demonstrable proposition
1demonstrable — Demonstrable. adj. (l S se prononce.) Terme dogmatique. Qui peut estre demonstré. Cette proposition est demonstrable …
2aphorism — (n.) 1520s (especially in reference to the Aphorisms of Hippocrates ), from M.Fr. aphorisme (14c., aufforisme), from L.L. aphorismus, from Gk. aphorismos definition, pithy sentence, from aphorizein to mark off, divide, from apo from (see APO (Cf …
3de|mon´stra|ble|ness — de|mon|stra|ble «dih MON struh buhl, DEHM uhn », adjective. 1. that can be shown or proved: »a demonstrable proposition. 2. evident; apparent. –de|mon´stra|ble|ness, noun …
4de|mon|stra|ble — «dih MON struh buhl, DEHM uhn », adjective. 1. that can be shown or proved: »a demonstrable proposition. 2. evident; apparent. –de|mon´stra|ble|ness, noun …
5démontrable — [ demɔ̃trabl ] adj. • demonstrable v. 1265; de démontrer ♦ Qui peut être démontré. Proposition démontrable (⇒ décidable) . Math Énoncé démontrable, qui possède une démonstration formelle. ⊗ CONTR. Indémontrable. ● démontrable adjectif Qui peut… …
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