Predicated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PREDICATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PREDICATE, to affirm or assert
• state, affirm, or assert (something) about the subject of a sentence or an argument of a proposition
• declare or affirm (something) as true or existing; postulate or assert
• found or base something on
NOUN:
• the part of a sentence or clause containing a verb and stating something about the subject (e.g. went home in John went home).
• something which is affirmed or denied concerning an argument of a proposition.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that is affirmed or denied of the subject in a proposition in logic; a term designating a property or relation

Words related to PREDICATED

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How to use PREDICATED in a sentence

• Such are all propositions wherein the genus is predicated of the species, or more comprehensive of less comprehensive terms.
• The mood and the dominant idea may be predicated as necessary.
• CHASTITY CANNOT BE PREDICATED OF INFANTS, OR OF BOYS AND GIRLS, OR OF YOUNG MEN AND VIRGINS BEFORE THEY FEEL IN THEMSELVES THE LOVE OF THE SEX.
• CHASTITY CANNOT BE PREDICATED OF EUNUCHS SO BORN, OR OF EUNUCHS SO MADE.
• CHASTITY CANNOT BE PREDICATED OF THOSE WHO HAVE RENOUNCED MARRIAGE BY VOWS OF PERPETUAL CELIBACY, UNLESS THERE BE AND REMAIN IN THEM THE LOVE OF A LIFE TRULY CONJUGIAL.
• EXTENSION cannot be predicated of things spiritual, 158.
• Personally he is the very antithesis is of what might be predicated of the slow, comfortable, old-fashioned lawyer.
• The opinions above expressed are predicated upon observation and consultation with a number of our most distinguished statesmen.
• What we have said has been predicated upon the general impression left on our minds after dipping into the book here and there almost at random.
• For nothing which is proper to nature can be predicated of the Divine, and space and time are proper to nature.
• Intelligence or thought is not to be predicated of Brahman as its attribute, but constitutes its substance, Brahman is not a thinking being, but thought itself.
• With a steadiness and skill which predicated nerves as primitive as the method, she crushed the imprisoned berries with a heavy fragment of quartz.
• And it would seem that number can be predicated of them if each of them appears to be one, though it is really many? It can.
• The other party saw the case now existing, on which our representations were predicated, and the wisdom of timely sacrifice.
• Without going over his argument we assume it here, for Homer always attributes to Juno every thing that may be predicated of this principle.
• The same dignity, the same offices, are predicated of him by both.
• But no such limiting necessity can be predicated of mind.
• But because they agree in suppositum, they are predicated of each other in the concrete.
• And in this way it is not predicated of the Person of the Son, because the Person of the Son is not the Person of the Father.
• And hence what belongs to one nature cannot be predicated of the other if they are taken in the abstract.
• Hence, if both the natures were predicated in the abstract of Christ, it would follow that Christ is two.
• Now that which decides the genus or species of a thing must needs be predicated of it properly.
• If we think of the sun and then try to conceive of the cessation of the solar flame and heat, we have predicated the nonexistence of the sun.
• If we think of the sun and then try to conceive of the cessation of the solar flame and heat, we have predicated the non-existence of the sun.
• Having thus characterised it, we proceed to consider what can be predicated of its influence, and what are the means of gaining its assistance.
• They are plural elements only in so far as plurality is predicated of certain selected concepts.
• First, a general statement, of which no division of time is predicated, and which is unaccompanied by any detail.
• From previous chapters we have learned that success of any kind is predicated upon keeping ourselves in trim, and in good humor.
• What he would or might do under any circumstances could not be predicated upon the basis of what another one of his species had done under similar circumstances.
• Of the eighteen necessary properties of matter perhaps only one, extension, can be predicated of it.
• This report is predicated upon a resolution of the Senate directed to the Attorney-General and his reply to the same.
• They are universally predicated upon some trait of manner or character, and these, as in the boy perceived, are ever prominent in the man.

Similar words containing DICAT without suffix ed and without prefix pre

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