Must be false
Definition: In LSAT logical reasoning, describes a proposition that cannot be true given the stated conditions; the negation is necessarily true. (phrase)
Example: If all mammals are warm-blooded, then it must be false that a cold-blooded animal is a mammal.
Synonyms: necessarily false, impossible
Antonyms: must be true
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Questions about Must be false
What does “Must be false” mean?
Must be false (phrase) means in LSAT logical reasoning, describes a proposition that cannot be true given the stated conditions; the negation is necessarily true.
How do you use “Must be false” in a sentence?
If all mammals are warm-blooded, then it must be false that a cold-blooded animal is a mammal.
What are synonyms of “Must be false”?
Words with a similar meaning to Must be false include necessarily false, impossible. Opposites include must be true.
Is “Must be false” a test vocabulary word?
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