In logic, sub-contrary propositions are those where:
- Both cannot be false simultaneously.
- Both can be true.
Given the proposition Some celestial bodies are not shining entities, its sub-contrary will be:
Some celestial bodies are shining entities.
If the original statement is false (all celestial bodies are shining entities), the sub-contrary must be true. If the original statement is true, the sub-contrary may also be true.
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