1. relating to or involving a thesis or proposition that is put forward
Usage: formal; academic
2. characterized by direct assertion or positive statement
Usage: philosophy; linguistics

Examples

• The philosopher presented a thetic argument for his position.
• Her thetic statement left no room for doubt about her intentions.
• The paper contained several thetic propositions that required proof.
• In linguistics, thetic judgments express complete thoughts.
• The debate featured thetic claims from both sides.
• His thetic approach to the problem was refreshingly direct.