Difference between revisions of "Unproven"

From Conservapedia
Jump to navigation Jump to search
Line 1: Line 1:
−
'''Unproven''' is to not learn or find out by experience.  It can relate to a concept that can only be arrived at theoretically, or it could relate to a concept or condition that could be shown to be true, but had not yet done so.
+
If something is '''unproven''', it means it has not been learn or found out by experience.  It can relate to a concept that can only be arrived at theoretically, or it could relate to a concept or condition that could be shown to be true, but had not yet done so.
  
 
[[Category:Dictionary]]
 
[[Category:Dictionary]]

Revision as of 16:27, September 15, 2008

If something is unproven, it means it has not been learn or found out by experience. It can relate to a concept that can only be arrived at theoretically, or it could relate to a concept or condition that could be shown to be true, but had not yet done so.