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predicate
noun
1 grammar the word or words in a sentence that make a statement about the subject, usually consisting of a verb and its complement, eg knew exactly what to do in The people in charge knew exactly what to do .
2 logic what is stated as a property of the subject of a proposition.
verb (predicated , predicating )
1 to assert.
2 to imply; to entail the existence of something.
3 logic to state something as a property of the subject of a proposition.
4 (usu predicate on or upon something) to make the viability of (an idea, etc) depend on something else being true Their success was predicated on the number of supporters they had .
[16c: from Latin praedicare to assert, from dicare to declare]
predication noun .
noun
1 grammar the word or words in a sentence that make a statement about the subject, usually consisting of a verb and its complement, eg knew exactly what to do in The people in charge knew exactly what to do .
2 logic what is stated as a property of the subject of a proposition.
verb (predicated , predicating )
1 to assert.
2 to imply; to entail the existence of something.
3 logic to state something as a property of the subject of a proposition.
4 (usu predicate on or upon something) to make the viability of (an idea, etc) depend on something else being true Their success was predicated on the number of supporters they had .
[16c: from Latin praedicare to assert, from dicare to declare]
predication noun .
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