constative
/kənstəˈtɪv/Definitions
1. noun
A statement that expresses a general fact or truth, especially one that is not subject to change.
“The constative sentence ‘the sky is blue’ is a universal truth, but the sentence ‘the sky is red’ is a false constative.”
2. adjective
Having the nature of a constative statement, especially one that is universal and unchanging.
“The constative nature of mathematical truths makes them eternal and unchanging.”