Strictly speaking, to say that an apple is red means that
A)an apple is red.
B)it appears red.
C)is, or appears makes no difference-red is red.

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Strictly speaking, saying an apple is red refers to its appearance to us under normal conditions, rather than asserting an intrinsic property of the apple itself. The color we perceive is a result of how its surface interacts with light and how our eyes and brain interpret that interaction.

Strictly Speaking, to Say That an Apple Is Red Means