Predicate
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 37
(prěd'e-kāt.) (From L. prædico.] (Logic.) That part of a proposition which affirms or denies something of the subject: thus, in " snow is white, ink is not white," whitene is the predicate affirmed of snow and denied of ink. [s. 729]
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