phrastic

English

Etymology

Coined by Richard Mervyn Hare in The Language of Morals in 1952

Noun

phrastic (plural phrastics)

  1. (philosophy) The component of meaning in a sentence independent of mood or force.
    Coordinate terms: neustic, tropic
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