Downward entailment is a concept from semantics and linguistic theory that refers to a specific type of relationship between sentences or propositions. In essence, a statement or proposition \( P \) is said to be downward entailing if whenever \( P \) is true, any statement that follows logically from \( P \) using a weaker or more specific predicate is also true.
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