logically (Meaning)
logically (r)
according to logical reasoning
in a logical manner
logically (adv.)
In a logical manner; as, to argue logically.
Synonyms & Antonyms of logically
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Antonyms:
- mad
- eristical
- inconsequent
- stupid
- unarticulated
- eristical
- nonsensical
- fatuous
- fatuous
- casuistical
- unscientific
- crazy
- eristic
- eristic
- mad
- preposterous
- casuistic
- crazy
- insane
- casuistical
- absurd
- absurd
- unarticulated
- casuistic
- sophistic
- inconsequent
- insane
- nonsensical
- preposterous
- stupid
- unscientific
- sophistic
Synonyms:
- defendable
- defensible
- sustainable
- a priori
- tenable
- syllogistic
- cognitive
- well-founded
- supportable
- a posteriori
- maintainable
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logically Sentence Examples
- The argument is logically sound, with each claim supported by evidence.
- It is logically impossible to be in two places at the same time.
- The results of the experiment were logically consistent, indicating a clear trend.
- The premise that all humans are mortal is logically valid.
- The conclusion follows logically from the premises in the syllogism.
- The philosopher's reasoning was logical, leading to a coherent system of beliefs.
- The evidence logically suggests that the suspect is guilty.
- The algorithm is logically designed to maximize efficiency.
- The logically arranged data made it easy to analyze and draw insights.
- The team logically prioritized their tasks based on their importance and urgency.
FAQs About the word logically
according to logical reasoning, in a logical mannerIn a logical manner; as, to argue logically.
sensible, good, coherent, valid,rational, reasonable, analytical, empiric,analytic, well-grounded
fallacious, incoherent, specious,illogical, weak, unreasonable, sophistical, inconsequential, irrational, inconsequential
The argument is logically sound, with each claim supported by evidence.
It is logically impossible to be in two places at the same time.
The results of the experiment were logically consistent, indicating a clear trend.
The premise that all humans are mortal is logically valid.
