LEND ONESELF vs COLLIGATION: NOUN
- N/A
- The co-occurrence of syntactic categories, usually within a sentence.
- The formulation of a general hypothesis which seeks to connect two or more facts.
- That process by which a number of isolated facts are brought under one conception, or summed up in a general proposition, as when Kepler discovered that the various observed positions of the planet Mars were points in an ellipse.
- A binding together.
- In psychology, a form of mental connection or association in which the constituent elements, after combination, are as distinct as (or even more distinct than) they were or would be in isolation.
- In logic, the binding together of facts by means of a general description or hypothesis which applies to them all.
- A binding or twisting together.
- The state of being joined together
- The connection of isolated facts by a general hypothesis
LEND ONESELF vs COLLIGATION: VERB
- Be applicable to; as to an analysis
- N/A
LEND ONESELF vs COLLIGATION: OTHER WORD TYPES
- As to an analysis
- Be applicable to
- N/A
LEND ONESELF vs COLLIGATION: RELATED WORDS
- Superposition principle, Deontic logic, Service of process, Supplicat, Applicative, Implement, Processioning, De facto corporation, Inapplication, Misdisposition, Loan application, Bring to bear, Application, Applicable, Apply
- Polysyndeton, Anacoluthia, Topological space, Cartesian product, Matrix operation, Superposition principle, Identity element, Disterminate, Topological group, Multiplicative inverse, Cyclotomy, Hang together, Mathematical process, Put through, Grammatical relation
LEND ONESELF vs COLLIGATION: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Cost benefit analysis, Modal logic, Superposition principle, Deontic logic, Service of process, Supplicat, Applicative, Implement, Processioning, De facto corporation, Misdisposition, Loan application, Bring to bear, Applicable, Apply
- Polysyndeton, Anacoluthia, Topological space, Cartesian product, Matrix operation, Superposition principle, Identity element, Disterminate, Topological group, Multiplicative inverse, Cyclotomy, Hang together, Mathematical process, Put through, Grammatical relation
LEND ONESELF vs COLLIGATION: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
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- Not only does the colligation produce something new, but it also shows the previously known facts in a new light.
- Sometimes one word is not enough to create a colligation and we have to use a few substitute words.
- Whewell, and his conception of colligation and verification serve as guidelines for how the discoverer should proceed.