Syādvāda, the doctrine of “maybe” or “in some respect”, prefixes judgements with syāt to show that they hold from a particular standpoint. Its sevenfold scheme, saptabhaṅgī, combines “is”, “is not” and “inexpressible” into seven possible predications. It is the logical expression of anekāntavāda, not a doctrine of doubt.
Syādvāda
The Jain method of qualified assertion: every statement is true “in some respect”.
Also: Syadvada, saptabhangi