entailment

/in'teilmənt/
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entailment

The logical entailment of the statement is clear from the premises.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A logical conclusion or necessary consequence: In logic and philosophy, an "entailment" is something that must be true if a given statement or set of statements is true. It is a relationship where the truth of one proposition guarantees the truth of another.
    • An inference or implication: More generally, it refers to something that is inferred, deduced, or implied from a situation, statement, or set of facts.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The logical entailment of the premises led to an unavoidable conclusion.
    • His statement had several political entailments that were not immediately obvious.
    • Understanding the full entailments of the new law will take time.
Advanced Usage
  • Logical/Material Entailment: In formal logic, a distinction is sometimes made. Logical entailment means the conclusion follows from the premises by logical necessity alone. Material entailment might consider factual or semantic content.
    • The argument is valid because of a strict logical entailment.
  • As a mass noun: The concept or relationship itself can be referred to as "entailment."
    • The study focused on the nature of entailment in conditional sentences.
Variants and Related Words
  • Entail (verb): To involve something as a necessary or inevitable part or consequence.
    • The job entails a lot of responsibility.
  • Entailed (adjective): Describing something that is a necessary consequence.
    • The entailed risks were carefully considered.
Synonyms
  • Implication: Something suggested or involved as a necessary consequence.
  • Consequence: A result or effect, especially one that logically follows.
  • Deduction: A conclusion reached through logical reasoning.
  • Corollary: A proposition that follows from one already proven.
Related Phrases/Idioms
  • (To be) an entailment of: A formal phrase indicating something is a necessary consequence of something else.
    • Increased scrutiny is an entailment of holding public office.
entailment

The logical entailment of the statement is clear from the premises.

Noun
  1. something that is inferred (deduced or entailed or implied)
    • his resignation had political implications

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