Arguments for Higher

An argument with a true conclusion

An argument where, if the premisses are true, the conclusion must be true as well.

An argument where, if the conclusion is true, the premisses must be true as well.

An argument with true premises.

An argument with true premisses

A valid argument with true premises

An invalid argument with a true conclusion

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A valid argument

A sound argument

An argument intended to be valid

An argument intended to be sound

An argument with more than one premise

An argument that has a false conclusion

An argument where the premises might be false, even if the conclusion is true.

An argument where the premises makes the truth of the conclusion likely but not guaranteed.

A valid argument with convincing premisses

Any argument with a conclusion that is likely to be true

A strong inductive argument

A strong inductive argument with true premisses

An inductive argument with mutiple premisses

A deductive argument that is convincing

An inductive argument where the premisses provide independent support for the conclusion

An inductive argument where the premisses are linked