Definition of undistributed middle in English:

undistributed middle

noun

Logic

A fallacy arising from the failure of the middle term of a syllogism to refer to all the members of a class in at least one premise.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Or perhaps it was the fallacy called undistributed middle in syllogistic logic.
- The undistributed middle is that there are some general grounds of appeal which if they are right may be thought to have certain factual consequences.
- In syllogistic logic, failing to distribute the middle term over at least one of the other terms is the fallacy of undistributed middle.
- That seems to me to have an undistributed middle.
- That's the fallacy of the undistributed middle, or some such.

Definition of undistributed middle in US English:

undistributed middle

noun

Logic

A fallacy arising from the failure of the middle term of a syllogism to refer to all the members of a class in at least one premise.
〔逻〕不周延的中项
Example sentencesExamples
- That's the fallacy of the undistributed middle, or some such.
- The undistributed middle is that there are some general grounds of appeal which if they are right may be thought to have certain factual consequences.
- Or perhaps it was the fallacy called undistributed middle in syllogistic logic.
- In syllogistic logic, failing to distribute the middle term over at least one of the other terms is the fallacy of undistributed middle.
- That seems to me to have an undistributed middle.

单词	undistributed middle
释义	Definition of undistributed middle in English: undistributed middle noun Logic A fallacy arising from the failure of the middle term of a syllogism to refer to all the members of a class in at least one premise. 〔逻〕不周延的中项 Example sentencesExamples Or perhaps it was the fallacy called undistributed middle in syllogistic logic. The undistributed middle is that there are some general grounds of appeal which if they are right may be thought to have certain factual consequences. In syllogistic logic, failing to distribute the middle term over at least one of the other terms is the fallacy of undistributed middle. That seems to me to have an undistributed middle. That's the fallacy of the undistributed middle, or some such. Definition of undistributed middle in US English: undistributed middle noun Logic A fallacy arising from the failure of the middle term of a syllogism to refer to all the members of a class in at least one premise. 〔逻〕不周延的中项 Example sentencesExamples That's the fallacy of the undistributed middle, or some such. The undistributed middle is that there are some general grounds of appeal which if they are right may be thought to have certain factual consequences. Or perhaps it was the fallacy called undistributed middle in syllogistic logic. In syllogistic logic, failing to distribute the middle term over at least one of the other terms is the fallacy of undistributed middle. That seems to me to have an undistributed middle.
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