analetheism

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noun

The idea that propositions can be neither true nor false, that is that they can lack truth value, the opposite of the law of excluded middle.

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Meanings

nounanaletheism (uncountable)
  1. uncountablehuman sciencesThe idea that propositions can be neither true nor false, that is that they can lack truth value, the opposite of the law of excluded middle.
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