equipollence

e·qui·pol·lent  (kw-plnt, kw-)

adj.

1. Equal in force, power, effectiveness, or significance.

2. Logic Validly derived from each other; deducible.

3. Equivalent.

n.

An equivalent.

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[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin aequipollns, aequipollent- : aequi-, equi- + pollns, present participle of pollre, to be powerful.]

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equi·pollence n.

equi·pollent·ly adv.

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equipollence, equipollency

equality between two or more propositions, as when two propositions have the same meaning but are expressed differently. See also agreement.

See also: Logic

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equalness of force, validity, etc. — equipollent, adj. See also logic.

See also: Strength and Weakness

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equalness of force, validity, etc. See also logic. — equipollent, adj.

See also: Agreement