disjunct (disjungkt)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 105
[ ed by a deep incision. - Disjunct modal, in logic, a modal proposition in which the sign of modality separates the dictum into two parts. See conjunct modal, under conjunct.- Disjunct motion. See motion. - Disjunct proposition, a disjunctive proposition. So when I say, Tomorrow it will rain or it will not rain, this disjunct proposition is nece ary, but the nece ity lies upon the disjunction of the parts, not upon the parts themselves. Dr. H. More , Immortal. of Soul, II. iii. § 12. Disjunct species, in logic , different species considered as coming under one genus. - Disjunct tetrachord. See tetrachord.
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