verb
- based or founded on something; established as a necessary condition or requirement
Usage: past tense and past participle of ‘predicate’; often used with ‘on’ or ‘upon’
Examples
- The entire argument was predicated on false assumptions.
- Her success is predicated upon years of hard work and dedication.
- The loan approval was predicated on his ability to provide collateral.
- The theory is predicated on the idea that all matter consists of atoms.
- Their business model is predicated on customer loyalty.
- The peace treaty was predicated on mutual respect between nations.