DEDUCTION - noun 1 working things out from the facts ADJECTIVE в–Є brilliant в–Є logical в–Є reasonable VERB + DEDUCTION в–Є make вЂ¦.Mathematical is used with these nouns: в†‘ ability, в†‘ aptitude, в†‘ calculation, в†‘ concept, в†‘ вЂ¦ MATHEMATICAL - Synonyms and related words : algebraic, analytic, arithmetical, close, constant, delicate, direct, even, exact, express, faithful, fine, geometric, inerrable, inerrant, вЂ¦.DEDUCTION - Through a process of deduction (= thinking carefully about the known facts), the detectives discovered the identity of the killer.MATHEMATICAL - a mathematical formulaIn accountancy, it often helps to have a mathematical mind (= to be good at solving вЂ¦.

DEDUCTION - noun COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS в– ADJECTIVE logical в–Є Here is an example of a logical deduction.

MATHEMATICAL - adjective COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a legal/mathematical/marketing etc concept в–Є Democracy is a very important political concept.

A ~ is a conclusion that you have reached about something because of other things that you know вЂ¦ Something that is ~ involves numbers and calculations.~ calculations. A deduction is a conclusion that you have reached about something because of other things that you вЂ¦ a mathematically complicated вЂ¦Д¬ollins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary Something that is mathematical involves numbers and calculations.mathematical calculations. Phrases and idioms: mathematical induction INDUCTION 3b.

MATHEMATICAL - adj.1 of or relating to mathematics.

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English

MATHEMATICAL - math вЂ§ e вЂ§ mat вЂ§ i вЂ§ cal /ЛЊmГ¦ОёЙ™Л€mГ¦tЙЄk Й™ lв—‚, ЛЊmГ¦ОёЙЄЛ€mГ¦tЙЄk Й™ lв—‚/ BrE AmE adjective 1.

Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary

DEDUCTION - deduction BrE AmE di Л€dКЊk Кѓ Й™ n dЙ™- в–· deduction|s z.

MATHEMATICAL - mathematical BrE AmE ЛЊmГ¦Оё Й™ Л€mГ¦t ЙЄk Й™ l в—‚ ЛЊ.

DEDUCTION - in logic, a rigorous proof, or derivation, of one statement (the conclusion) from one or more statements (the premises)i.e., a вЂ¦.

mathemat-, mathema learning, mathematics, fr.

MATHEMATICAL - also math.e.mat.ic adj [ME mathematicalle, fr.

2гЂ‹ (of a proof or analysis) rigorously precise.

MATHEMATICAL - в– adjective 1гЂ‹ relating to mathematics.

noun that which is deducted the part taken away abatement вЂ¦.

DEDUCTION - noun act or process of deducing or inferring.

MATHEMATICAL - adj of or pertaining to mathematics according to mathematics hence, theoretically precise accurate as, mathematical geography mathematical instruments mathematical exactness.

: an act of taking away deduction of legitimate business expenses b.

DEDUCTION - noun Date: 15th century 1.

Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary

ic -tik Etymology: Middle English mathematicalle, from Latin mathematicus, from Greek mathД“matikos, from mathД“mat-, mathД“ma learning, mathematics, from вЂ¦.

concerning or according to mathematics, arithmetical precise, certain the act or process of deducting subtraction. Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary of, pertaining to, or of the nature of mathematics: mathematical вЂ¦ Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary ) Of or pertaining to mathematics according to mathematics hence, theoretically precise accurate as, mathematical geography mathematical instruments вЂ¦

DEDUCTION - (n.) That which is deducted the part taken away abatement as, a deduction from the yearly rent.

MATHEMATICAL - (a.) Of or pertaining to mathematics according to mathematics hence, theoretically precise accurate as, mathematical geography mathematical instruments mathematical exactness.

DEDUCTION -kshЙ™n noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English deduccion, from Middle French or Latin Middle French deduction, from Latin deduction-, вЂ¦.

Webster's New International English Dictionary

ic ]ik, ]Д“k Etymology: mathematical from Latin mathematicus mathematical (from Greek mathД“matikos mathematical, вЂ¦.

MATHEMATICAL - |mathЙ™|mad.]Й™М‡kЙ™l, -at], ]ek- sometimes (Л€)math|m- adjective also math.

DEDUCTION - In logic, a type of inference or argument that purports to be valid, where a valid argument is one вЂ¦.

MATHEMATICAL - also mathematic adjective Etymology: Middle English ~le, from Latin mathematicus, from Greek mathД“matikos, from mathД“mat-, mathД“ma learning, mathematics, from manthanein вЂ¦.

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The complicated art of deduction