Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Predetach

👉 A predetachment is a logical connective that is used in propositional logic to express the possibility of two propositions being true at the same time. The basic form of a predetachment is: ``` p → q ``` This means "if p then q" or "p if and only if q". Predetaches are often used to make statements about propositions that cannot both be true simultaneously, but can both be false at the same time. For example, in propositional

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👉 "Predetach" is a word in English that refers to a process of removing one or more elements from a list, group, or set without changing their order. It is often used in computer programming and data analysis contexts where you want to remove some elements from a list before performing further operations on it.

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