logicalness
- noun
- /ˈlɒdʒɪklˌnɛs/
:
lógica
- The logicalness of her argument won over even her most skeptical critics.
Examples
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Can you explain the logicalness of your reasoning?
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He admired the logicalness of the mathematical proof.
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Sometimes, creativity is more important than strict logicalness when solving problems.
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The logicalness of her argument was impressive.
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He admired the logicalness of the mathematical proof, which demonstrated clear reasoning.
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The logicalness of her argument won over even her most skeptical critics during the debate.
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Sometimes, creativity is more important than strict logicalness when developing innovative solutions.
Synonyms
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3.8
A set of reasons that explains why something was done or said
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4.4
Showing that an idea is logical and factually correct
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5.4
Clear thinking and decisions based on facts and logic
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3.8
The state of having no conflicts between ideas or rules
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3.9
A way of thinking or arguing that uses good reasons and evidence to show something is true
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4.6
Being careful and reasonable when making choices
How clear and correct a person's thinking or argument is
Actions or ideas based on clear reasons and careful thought
Antonyms
How Logical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Logicalness comes from the word logic, which goes back to an old Greek word logos meaning 'reason' or 'word'. The ending -ness means 'state' or 'quality', so logicalness is the 'quality of being logical', that is showing correct and careful thinking.