Deductions
- class is for example agender ⇐ (agender is a class), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- agender is a class ⇐ (gendered is a class), (gendered is opposite of agender)
- agender has quality abstract entity ⇐ (type is a abstract entity), (agender has quality type)
- agender has part personal identity ⇐ (agender is subclass of identity), (identity has part personal identity)
- agender is subclass of identity ⇐ (gendered is subclass of identity), (gendered is opposite of agender)
- agender is subclass of quality ⇐ (gendered is subclass of quality), (gendered is opposite of agender)
- agender has quality entity ⇐ (taxonomic rank is a entity), (agender has quality taxonomic rank)
- agender has quality class ⇐ (type of property is subclass of class), (agender has quality type of property)
- agender has quality class ⇐ (agender is subclass of property), (property has quality class)
- agender has quality type ⇐ (agender is subclass of property), (property has quality type)
- agender has quality quality ⇐ (agender is subclass of property), (property has quality quality)
- agender has quality type of property ⇐ (agender is subclass of property), (property has quality type of property)
- agender has quality criterion ⇐ (agender is subclass of property), (property has quality criterion)
- agender is subclass of property ⇐ (gendered is subclass of property), (gendered is opposite of agender)
- agender has quality existence ⇐ (agender is subclass of abstract entity), (abstract entity has quality existence)
- agender has quality superclass ⇐ (agender is subclass of abstract entity), (abstract entity has quality superclass)
- agender has quality taxonomic rank ⇐ (agender is subclass of abstract entity), (abstract entity has quality taxonomic rank)
- concept is for example agender ⇐ (agender is a concept), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- gender identity is for example agender ⇐ (agender is a gender identity), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- entity is for example agender ⇐ (agender is a entity), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- abstract entity is for example agender ⇐ (agender is a abstract entity), (is a is inverse of is for example)
- agender is subclass of entity ⇐ (gendered is subclass of entity), (gendered is opposite of agender)
- agender is subclass of abstract entity ⇐ (gendered is subclass of abstract entity), (gendered is opposite of agender)
- agender is a entity ⇐ (abstract entity is subclass of entity), (agender is a abstract entity)
- agender is a abstract entity ⇐ (concept is subclass of abstract entity), (agender is a concept)
- agender is a concept ⇐ (gendered is a concept), (gendered is opposite of agender)