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transitivity
This term is primarily used in technical registers, specifically within linguistics, mathematics, and formal logic. In linguistics, it describes the structural capacity of a verb to transfer action to an object, distinguishing transitive verbs from intransitive ones. It is a neutral, descriptive term used for grammatical analysis rather than a word for general conversation.
In mathematical and logical contexts, the term describes a specific property of binary relations. It denotes a chain of connectivity where a relationship is preserved across a sequence of elements. Because it refers to an abstract property or a systemic characteristic, it is treated as an uncountable noun and does not typically take a plural form.
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Examples
The teacher explained the concept of transitivity using a simple sentence.
I wonder if this verb has transitivity in every context.
The linguistic analysis focused on the transitivity of the predicate.
In mathematics, the transitivity of equality is a fundamental property.
In mathematics, the transitivity of equality is a fundamental property.
If A equals B and B equals C, then A equals C due to transitivity.
The professor discussed the transitivity of the relation in set theory.
Wait, does this logical relation actually exhibit transitivity?