deductive in Greek
deductive in Greek is παραγωγικός — deductive means relating to or based on deduction — reasoning from general principles to a specific conclusion.
deductive in Greek
παραγωγικός
Pronounced: paragogikos
Of, pertaining to, or based on deduction (process of reasoning).
What does "deductive" mean?
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adj Relating to or based on deduction — reasoning from general principles to a specific conclusion.
"Sherlock Holmes was famous for his deductive reasoning."
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deductive in a sentence
- Sherlock Holmes was famous for his deductive reasoning.
- deductive system of semantics
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What is "deductive" in Greek?
"deductive" in Greek is παραγωγικός. deductive means: Relating to or based on deduction — reasoning from general principles to a specific conclusion.
How do you pronounce παραγωγικός?
"deductive" in Greek is παραγωγικός, pronounced "paragogikos".
How do you use "deductive" in a sentence?
Example: "Sherlock Holmes was famous for his deductive reasoning." In Greek, "deductive" is παραγωγικός.
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