truth value
True or false
Truth value is a term from logic and philosophy indicating whether a statement is true or false.
Every proposition has a truth value—it's either one or the other.
In classical logic, these are the only options; some systems allow additional values like "unknown" or "indeterminate." The truth value of "snow is white" is true.
- negationDenial or cancellation
- propositionStatement expressing a judgment
- factVerifiable piece of information
- implicationIndirect suggestion or consequence
- logical connectivesSymbols joining logical statements
conjunction · De Morgan's laws · contradiction · tautology · symbolic logic · boolean · deductive reasoning · entailment · bivalence · Boolean algebra · soundness · logical paradox · indeterminate · verify · statement · no · bit · operator
truth valuemeaning
What something signifies
sense · illocutionary force · subject matter · reference · denotation
truth valueopinion
Subjective personal belief
interpretation · perspective · belief · credibility · plausibility
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