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Shading
The technique in drawing and art of adding darkness to convey the sense of depth, volume, or to create the illusion of shadow.
Noncontradictory Propositions
Statements or claims that do not contradict each other, meaning they can both be true at the same time in the same context.
Nonequivalent
Not equal in value, measure, force, effect, significance, etc.; lacking equivalence or equality.
Obverse
The proposition that results from changing the quality of a categorical proposition and replacing the predicate term with its complement.
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