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entailment
[ en-teyl-muhnt ]
noun
- the act or fact of entailing, or involving by necessity or as a consequence:
The logical entailment of this approach is that the right way to design a curriculum is to make it free of bias.
- something involved as a necessary part or consequence of something:
Long hours of work are an entailment of the job.
- Linguistics. a relationship between two sentences such that if the first is true, the second must also be true, as in Her son drives her to work every day and Her son knows how to drive .
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 辫谤别顎卐苍路迟补颈濒顎僲别苍迟 noun
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of entailment1
Example Sentences
Lai, though, is interested in the strategic entailments of such usage.
They loved using the word "valet" with a hard "t" and learning the intricacies of an entailment.
And, it was just prior to this that England enacted statutes that enabled a type of property ownership called an 鈥渆ntailment,鈥 which is often but not always related to noble titles.
Increase of faculty by exercise, hereditary entailment of gains, and consequent progressive adaptation, were prominent ideas in this treatise.
Hence the practice of entailments in the feudal system.
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