Abduced

Definition of the verb Abduced

What does Abduced mean as a doing word?

verb

1. past of abduce

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The Routledge Pragmatics Encyclopedia (2010)

by Louise Cummings

that a successful abduction lacks probative value, that is, it provides no grounds for believing the abduced proposition to be true (Peirce 1992a: 178); that, rather than ...

The Ladies' Lexicon, and Parlour Companion (1829)

Containing Nearly Every Word in the English Language, and Exhibiting the Plurals of Nouns and the Participles of Verbs; Being Also Particularly Adapted to the Use of Academies and Schools by William Grimshaw

abducing; past, abduced t adj. abducent. . ABDUCTION. s. Act of abducing. s. abductor. ABECEDARIAN. s. A teacher of the alphabet. ABER'RANCE, ABER'RANCY. s. Deviation from the ...

Concise Encyclopedia of Semantics (2010)

by Keith Allan

The abduced hypothesis (2(c)) can be inductively confirmed by finding additional systematic correspondences leading to the recognition ...

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Scrabble value of A₁B₃D₂U₁C₃E₁D₂

The value of this 7-letter word is 13 points. It is included in the first and second editions of the Official Scrabble Players Dictionary.

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