truth set
Britishnoun
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Also called: solution set. logic maths the set of values that satisfy an open sentence, equation, inequality, etc, having no unique solution
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logic the set of possible worlds in which a statement is true
Example Sentences
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“It’s always tragic when people run off with half information and don’t really have the truth set up in front of them,” Eastwood said.
From Seattle Times
It created the illusion that everything can be embedded in digits and eventually presented, in an unalterable manner, on the “ledger”: the final truth, set in stone, not to be altered by anyone.
From The Guardian
His intolerance of criticism, arbitrary decision-making and bending of the truth set the tone for anti-democratic, authoritarian strongmen around the world.
From The Guardian
“If you live long enough, there’s going to be a trial in your life. It may be disease, it may be jobs, it may be any number of crises that stand outside yourself to try to tell you who you are. And it is your job to know the truth and let that truth set you free.”
From New York Times
Its lyrics speak spiritually uplifting truth set to brilliant rock chops.
From New York Times
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