Meanings of synthetical proposition in English

You must, therefore, give yourself an object à priori in intuition, and upon that ground your synthetical proposition.

But this is not tantamount to declaring that the thinking Ego is a simple substance-forthis would be a synthetical proposition.

No synthetical proposition of pure transcendental reason can be so evident, as is often rashly enough declared, as the statement, twice two are four.

A direct synthetical proposition, based on conceptions, is a dogma; a proposition of the same kind, based on the construction of conceptions, is a mathema.

I ask, is the proposition, this or that thing (which I am admitting to be possible) exists, an analytical or a synthetical proposition?

Thus metaphysics, according to the proper aim of the science, consists merely of synthetical propositions à priori.

They are the two pure forms of all intuitions, and thereby make synthetical propositions à priori possible.

Synthetical propositions, which relate to things in general, an à priori intuition of which is impossible, are transcendental.

"A straight line between two points is the shortest," is a synthetical proposition.

The a priori intuitions of Kant would have been as unintelligible to Plato as his a priori synthetical propositions to Aristotle.

For on what ground can reason base such synthetical propositions, which do not relate to the objects of experience and their internal possibility?

For there are no other subjective representations from which we can deduce synthetical propositions à priori, as we can from the intuition of space.