truth-function
[ trooth-fuhngk-shuh n ]
/ ˈtruθˌfʌŋk ʃən /
noun Logic.
a statement so constructed from other statements that its truth-value depends on the truth-values of the other statements rather than on their meanings.
OTHER WORDS FROM truth-function
truth-func·tion·al, adjective truth-func·tion·al·ly, adverbWords nearby truth-function
truth set,
truth table,
truth will out,
truth, sojourner,
truth-condition,
truth-function,
truth-value,
truth-value gap,
truthful,
truthiness,
try
British Dictionary definitions for truth-function
truth-function
noun logic
a function that determines the truth-value of a complex sentence solely in terms of the truth-values of the component sentences without reference to their meaning
a complex sentence whose truth-value is so determined, such as a negation or conjunction