conditional proposition
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Conditional proposition A conditional proposition is a statement of the kind “If it rains, [then] we will get wet”. (practically speaking it may rain, however, ‘we’ won't necessarily get wet.)
(see also: Affirming the consequent, denying the antecedent, Fallacy)
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