Definition:Subcontrary Statements
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Definition
Two statements are said to be subcontrary if they can both be true, but they cannot both be false.
Example
Let the Universe of Discourse be fruit.
The statements:
- There exists some mango that is delicious.'
- There exists some mango that is not delicious.'
are subcontrary.
Also see
- Categorical Statement
- Contradictory Statements
- Contrary Statements
- Square of Opposition
- Law of Excluded Middle