Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
illative
adjective
/ˈɪləˌtɪv/

Definition
Relating to or denoting an illation; used to describe something that results from an inference or logical conclusion.

Examples
- The illative reasoning in her argument was evident.
- In logic, illative sentences help in drawing conclusions.

Meaning
The term ‘illative’ pertains to the process of inferring conclusions or deriving reasoning from premises.

Synonyms
- Conclusive
- Inferential
- Deriving