Universal-quantifier
noun, Logic.
1.
a quantifier indicating that the sentential function within its scope is true for all values of any variable included in the quantifier.
universal quantifier
noun
1.
(logic) a formal device indicating that the open sentence that follows is true of every member of the relevant universe of interpretation, as (∀x)(Fx→Gx) or (x)(Fx→Gx): literally, for everything, if it is an F it is a G; that is, all Fs are Gs Usual symbol ∀
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