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middle term (dict)

Middle Term

The middle term is the term that occurs in both premises (but not in the conclusion) of a categorical syllogism. The other two terms, called the end terms are the major term and minor term, which do appear in the conclusion. Example:
Major premise: All P are Q
Minor premise: All Q are S
Conclusion: All P are S
The middle term is bolded above.

 

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