interrogative propositions
[/ˌɪntəˈrɒɡətɪv prɒpəˈzɪʃənz/]
nounpl: interrogative propositions
proposições interrogativas
1. Statements or sentences in the form of questions that express doubt, inquiry, or request for information about a proposition or claim
The interrogative propositions in the survey were designed to elicit specific responses from participants.
As proposições interrogativas no questionário foram projetadas para extrair respostas específicas dos participantes.
2. In logic and philosophy, questions presented as formal logical statements that seek affirmation or negation of a proposition
Interrogative propositions differ from declarative ones in that they request information rather than state facts.
As proposições interrogativas diferem das declarativas porque solicitam informação em vez de declarar fatos.
3. Grammatical structures using interrogative words or inverted syntax to pose queries
The textbook chapter on interrogative propositions covered yes/no questions and open-ended questions.
O capítulo do livro sobre proposições interrogativas abordou perguntas de sim/não e perguntas abertas.
This is primarily an academic and technical term used in philosophy, logic, and linguistics courses in both Brazilian and American educational systems. It reflects the formal study of language structure and logical reasoning, commonly encountered in university-level courses on formal logic, linguistics, and rhetoric.
Related Idioms & Phrases
raise an interrogative proposition
pose an interrogative proposition
frame as an interrogative proposition
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