disjunction Synonyms
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disjunction Meaning
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disjunction (n)
state of being disconnected
the act of breaking a connection
disjunction Sentence Examples
- In logic, the disjunction of two propositions is the proposition that is true if and only if at least one of the two original propositions is true.
- The disjunction of "It is raining" and "It is snowing" is "It is either raining or snowing".
- The disjunction of "I will go to the party" and "I will stay home" is "Either I will go to the party or I will stay home".
- The disjunction of "I am happy" and "I am sad" is "Either I am happy or I am sad".
- The disjunction of "I am tall" and "I am short" is "Either I am tall or I am short".
- The disjunction of "I am right" and "I am wrong" is "Either I am right or I am wrong".
- The disjunction of "I love you" and "I hate you" is "Either I love you or I hate you".
- The disjunction of "I believe in God" and "I do not believe in God" is "Either I believe in God or I do not believe in God".
- The disjunction of "I am going to pass this test" and "I am going to fail this test" is "Either I am going to pass this test or I am going to fail this test".
- The disjunction of "I am going to be rich" and "I am going to be poor" is "Either I am going to be rich or I am going to be poor".
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state of being disconnected, the act of breaking a connection
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In logic, the disjunction of two propositions is the proposition that is true if and only if at least one of the two original propositions is true.
The disjunction of "It is raining" and "It is snowing" is "It is either raining or snowing".
The disjunction of "I will go to the party" and "I will stay home" is "Either I will go to the party or I will stay home".
The disjunction of "I am happy" and "I am sad" is "Either I am happy or I am sad".
