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Meanings of illative in English
Portuguese
ilativo Resembling or dependent on or arrived at by inference.
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Examples for "reasoning"
Examples for "reasoning"
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Work could wait, the reasoning went; after all, there was always tomorrow.
2
Let me explain my reasoning, though, before we talk of a vote.
3
The end; a finding in law; a reasoning from a certain condition.
4
Areas involved in abstract reasoning and those that process emotions light up.
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He came to this conclusion, however, by spiritual rather than material reasoning.
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Statistical analysis was performed by descriptive and inferential statistics using Chi-square test.
2
The data were analyzed by SPSS software using descriptive and inferential statistics.
3
The verbal casting-net is thrown in vain over these evanescent, inferential relations.
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That fact with the others gives strong inferential knowledge regarding the man.
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But I have very positive inferential knowledge based upon these four facts.
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It is about pattern searching, extended analytical and logical thinking, problem solving.
2
Senseless as this act appears it was the result of logical thinking.
3
On the other hand there is quite a bit of logical thinking involved.
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Some patients have memory loss and trouble with logical thinking.
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She also uses her logical thinking and limited resources to survive and solve puzzles.
Usage of illative in English
1
Conversion, 479. of complex propositions, 709. by contraposition, 516. illative, 481. by negation, 504. per accidens, 487. simple, 486. rules of, 482.
2
This doctrine rests on Cardinal Newman's celebrated theory of the "Illative Sense."
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It is Newman's 'Illative Sense'- aconvictionarising from well-springsfar deeper and purer than those that account for human reason.