The ways by which we introduce our indefinables must permit us to construct all propositions that have sense [﹖ meaning] from these indefinables alone. It is easy to introduce “all” and “some” in a way that will make the construction of (say) “(x,y). x R y” possible from “all” and “x R y” as introduced before.


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