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syllogism Noun a form of reasoning consisting of two premises and a conclusion, for example some temples are in ruins; all ruins are fascinating; so some temples are fascinating [Greek sullogismos] syllogistic adj syllogism a form of reasoning in which two propositions or premises are stated and a logical conclusion is drawn from them. Each premise has the subject-predicate form, and each shares a common element called the middle term. See also: Logica form of reasoning in which two statements are made and a logical conclusion is drawn from them. See also logic. — syllogistic, adj. See also: Argumentation
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