The minor term, therefore, is undistributed, and the conclusion must be particular.

Therefore the middle term must be the predicate and is consequently undistributed.

Therefore the major term must be undistributed in the major premiss.

Here we see that the affirmation of the consequent amounts to undistributed middle.

But, you observe, sir, that it contains an undistributed middle term.

I'm really getting frightened, lest they permit me to perish from undistributed riches!

Therefore the minor term is undistributed in the minor premiss, where it is predicate.

For, just as in Fig I., a particular premise anywhere else involves undistributed Middle.

If the minor were particular, there would be undistributed middle.

Dividends, wages and capital expenditures all grew less than profits, while undistributed profits rose.

Prior therefore to that which is formal is the uncircumscribed, and undistributed into forms.

Hence it must be undistributed in the conclusion (by Rule 4).

In both these cases, Wealth, though undistributed in the convertend, is distributed in the converse.

The collection, although in the physical possession of Mrs. Fleming, is still an undistributed asset.

Many solicitors will tell you of hefty files of property assets weighing on their shelves, undistributed.

Since the minor premiss is affirmative, the middle term, which is its predicate, is undistributed there.