A first-order term is free for substitution for a variable in a first-order formula when no free variable of becomes bound after replacing a free occurrence of . Equivalently, at every free occurrence to be replaced, none of its enclosing quantifiers binds a variable appearing in . The test depends on occurrences and scopes, not merely on which variable names appear anywhere in the formula.

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