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deductive argument

An argument meant to guarantee its conclusion.

A deductive argument is one whose premises are intended to make the conclusion certain, so that the conclusion cannot be false if the premises are true. Deductive arguments are judged as valid or invalid.

Examples

  • "Every ticket holder may enter. Sam holds a ticket. So Sam may enter."

See also

inductive argument valid
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