। ॥ ७४७ ॥
In plain words
The meaning of the sentence is oneness, and that oneness never gets established as long as the contradictory portions are left standing. Ajahallakṣaṇā abandons nothing — so it is not the implication accepted here.
Close to the Sanskrit
Since the sentence-meaning whose form is oneness is not established, on account of the non-abandonment of the contradictory portion — therefore ajahallakṣaṇā, the implication that abandons nothing, is not accepted.