tollentadj.
/ˈtɒlənt/ Logic. rare.
That ‘takes away’ or negatives: opposed to ponent adj.2
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modal1569
hypothetical1588
prosyllogistical1588
contract1605
prosyllogistic1652
monstrative1653
enthymematic1654
epicheirematic1656
hypothetica1680
pure1697
indirect1728
dialectal1767
tollent1770
conjunctivea1856
hypothetico-disjunctivea1856
schematica1856
unfigureda1856
subsumptive1884
episyllogistic1886
1770 tr. C. von Wolff Logic 87 The Tollent mode.
a1856 W. Hamilton Lect. Metaphysics (1860) I. xviii. 344 A Tollent or Destructive syllogism. [See destructive adj. d.]
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