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Meaning of one-place in English:

one-place

Pronunciation /ˈwʌnpleɪs/

adjective

Logic

  • Of an assertion, etc.: in which only one thing is postulated or involved; chiefly in "one-place predicate". Compare "monadic", one-argument .

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Journal of Philosophy. From one + place.