prejacent

prejacent
I. \\prēˈjāsənt\ adjective
Etymology: Middle French, from Latin praejacent-, praejacens, present participle of praejacēre to lie before, from prae- pre- + jacēre to lie — more at adjacent
2. : being an antecedent proposition in logic from which another is developed
II. noun (-s)
: a prejacent proposition in logic

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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