term
zero-order logic
sentential logic
propositional calculus
logical fallacy
logicity
logical relation
imply
logicality
proof by example
rhyme or reason
philosopheme
postulate
posit
conclusion
ratiocination
subject
implicational
tautology
logic
logically
noncontradiction
propositionize
-logic
conjunctive
logicist
modal logic
proplet
axiom
term logic
reasonous
colon
pleasure
logicize
rationally
affirming the consequent
predication
whom
pseudoproposition
thesis
corollary
postulation
argument
me
unlogical
antirationalist
existential operator
assumption
propositionally
logicalness
existential quantifier
subcontrary
pragmatist
so
gaum-like
hence
thus
therefore
propositionalist
good sense
sane
thence
completeness
self-evident truth
constatation
basic assumption
particular proposition
sensical
affirmative sentence
philosophically
particular
hint
plausibility
sequitur
add up
apodeictic
assertedly
material implication
apodictic
reasonableness
sensibleness
disjunct
backtalk
conversion
rationalistic
Alternativism
predicate
entail
phronesis
wiselike
notionary
assertion
mean

English words for 'one of the substantive phrases in a logical proposition'

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