logical
100
3.9
- adjective
- /ˈlɑːdʒɪkəl/
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racional
- She presented a logical argument that clearly outlined her reasoning.
- logical thinking
- logical reasoning
- logical reasons
And so in my logical brain, I know this.
- And so in my logical brain, I know this.
- But those moments, it's hard to be logical in those moments, right?
- And on the other side, my logical side came in right.
- And so now it's time to be logical, use our heads, be smart, stay calm.
- So reason over passion, be reasonable, be logical, don't be superstitious.
- And it's tough to fit in the Western logical mind.
- And so for me, I've always been a logical guy.
- Only are points given for logical thinking with inside the box.
- The blue head was the the logical, more forward thinking brain.
Examples
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And my education gave me the hardwired, logical, rational brain.
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OK, Let's look at a logical situation, OK?
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So this is to me a brilliant and logical use of an idea.
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So let me ask you folks, what would a logical solution be?
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- There has to be a logical solution to this.
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Um, because you are a logical person.
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You got any logical reasons why not?
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We are human, we're not logical, we are emotional.
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There's got to be a logical way to explain this Christmas thing.
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Finally, Ms. Perez asks guiding questions to help students make logical inferences using the text.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
595
2.7
Fair and sensible in thinking and behavior
382
3.8
Based on clear thinking and facts rather than emotion
75
7.2
Clear and logical speaking or writing that is easy to understand
33
4.6
Able to think and speak clearly after being confused or ill
3
4.2
Able to think calmly and logically without confusion or distraction
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
1
9.8
A person who believes only ideas you can test by experience or logic have meaning
- Specialized
1
7.7
A connection between two statements that makes the second true if the first is true
- Specialized
A set of symbols and signs that show ideas and relationships in reasoning
- Formal
A view in philosophy that says only knowledge from science and observation counts, rejecting ideas that cannot be tested
- Specialized
A word or symbol that shows how many things a sentence talks about, like 'some', 'all'
- Specialized
A connection between multiple statements that shows if one follows another, is the same, or is the opposite
- Specialized
How computers and devices are connected so they can communicate, not where they are placed
How Logical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Logical comes from the Greek logos, meaning 'word' or 'reason', and you can see the same root in logic and dialogue. So being logical is using clear 'reason' in your thinking, which fits the idea of being able to think in a clear, consistent way.