strict implication

strict implication
A material implication that is acted upon by the necessity operator from modal logic.
Syn: strict conditional

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  • strict construction — A close or rigid reading and interpretation of a law. It is said that criminal statutes must be strictly construed. Rule of strict construction has no definite or precise meaning, has only relative application, is not opposite of liberal… …   Black's law dictionary

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