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Meanings of synthetical in English
Of a proposition whose truth value is determined by observation or facts.
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Usage of synthetical in English
1
These properties are equally conspicuous in the synthetical derivatives of the compound.
2
His enormous faculty of attention has counted heavily in his synthetical canvases.
3
The ripening of manure is both an analytical and a synthetical process.
4
In the first instance, I term the judgement analytical, in the second, synthetical.
5
Of equal importance with the analytical method of study, however, is the synthetical.
6
But although the proposition is synthetical, it is nevertheless only a singular proposition.
7
By the addition of such a predicate, therefore, it becomes a synthetical judgement.
8
For this proposition is synthetical, and therefore cannot spring out of conceptions alone.
9
But to synthetical judgements à priori, such aid is entirely wanting.
10
The conception of the understanding contains pure synthetical unity of the manifold in general.
11
I am for the synthetical method on a journey, in preference to the analytical.
12
A real proposition is called synthetical, as attaching some new notion to the subject.
13
These, in so far as they are immediately certain, are à priori synthetical principles.
14
Now this combination (like every other) is either analytical or synthetical.
15
But the synthetical cognition of pure speculative reason is, as has been shown, completely impossible.
16
Notwithstanding this, however, I felt impelled to give my synthetical theory a fair experimental trial.
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