👉 In logic, the term "nondefinability" refers to a situation where a statement or proposition cannot be precisely defined. It is often used in the context of logical inference and proof, particularly when dealing with statements that are ambiguous or incomplete. Nondefinability can arise from various sources such as linguistic ambiguity, lack of clarity in the sentence structure, or even a lack of specific details about what it means to define something. In these cases, a statement cannot be precisely defined, making it
