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[ pred-i-key-shuhn ] noun. the act of asserting or affirming something about a subject; in logic and grammar, the attribution of a quality, property, or relation to a subject through a predicate. "The philosopher examined the predication 'The oak is ancient,' noting that the predicate attributes the quality of age to the subject rather than identifying the tree itself."
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