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(during the Middle Ages) three lowest of the seven liberal arts (grammar, rhetoric, and logic), less important liberal arts, see also:quadrivium	trivium
able to be asserted, can be approved, confirmable; verifiable, can be ascertained as true, predicate than can be used for a subject (Logic); something that can be verified, something that can be affirmed, quality that describes something	predicable
able to be suggested, easily influenced, easily influenced by suggestion, receptive to suggestion; may be suggested, proposable	suggestible
able to change, changeable, fluctuating, inconstant; fickle; having a quantity that is unfixed; deviating from the norm, differing from the species norm, fluctuating design criterion, inconsistent, likely to blow differently, logic symbol, range of values	variable
able to reason, able to think clearly and sensibly, expressible as ratio of polynomials, in accordance with reason and logic, logical, reasonable; intelligent, prudent; expressible as a whole number (Mathematics), rational number, reasonable and sensible	rational
able to think rationally, based on logic; reasonable; simulated, looks and acts like the real thing but is not genuine (Computers), of philosophical logic, sensible and based on facts	logical
absence of logic, lack of reason	irrationalness
absolute, contained, implied, indirectly suggested; unconditional, absolute; contained within	implicit
act of inventing possible reasons for an action that are not based on the true reasons; act of giving a rational explanation, act of basing things on logic or reason, defense mechanism, process of rationalizing	rationalization
adding value to life, significant, full of meaning; of value, special; able to be defined (Logic), with meaning	meaningful
advised, suggested; endorsed, approved, vouched for	recommended
argument involving three propositions, deductive reasoning, specious argument, type of deductive reasoning containing two premises and a conclusion, logical argument in the form "if A=C and A=B then B=C" (Logic); deductive reasoning	syllogism
Arithmetic and Logic Unit; component of the central processing unit that performs calculations and logical operations, arithmetic logic unit	ALU
arrival or departure point for passengers, barrier at tollbooth, barrier for fluid, control using gate, habit, hinged barrier across gap, hinged fastening for oar, logic circuit, opening in defensive structure, opening in wall, path between poles in sl...	gate
being type of sentence in logic, including many things, including speaker and person addressed, including the specified limits, containing, taking in; comprehensive, all-embracing, extensive, see also:exclusive	inclusive

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