Across
- 2. more general broad or narrow the original term and includes it
- 3. all of the common attributes denoted by it
- 5. a misunderstanding due to different definitions
- 10. a statement by a person considering their own desires, beliefs, or feelings
- 12. more than one meaning
- 13. a difference in opinion or perception
- 14. definition invented for a new word on existing word that supplied a new definition
- 15. more specific concrete then original term and included by it
- 18. statement depends on evidence from outside the definition
- 20. shows relationship by Providing an established meaning for the term
- 22. no other types exist
- 23. all of the objects described by it
- 24. supporting statements a statement whose true value can be found from the statement itself
- 26. statements that are true or false by logical structure
- 27. the truth or falsity of one has no effect on the other
- 28. a word whose extent is unclear
Down
- 1. a sentence that is true or false
- 4. excepting a theory about the term being defined
- 6. a statement false due to its logical structure
- 7. aims at persuading one way or another
- 8. if the truth of one requires the truth of the other
- 9. if both statements can both be true at the same time
- 11. seeks to make clear what used to be vague
- 16. a statement that gives the meaning of the term
- 17. can't be true and false at the same time
- 19. terms do not overlap
- 21. a concept expressed precisely and words
- 25. equivalence they imply one another