/lɔ.ʒik/
Translation
logical
Word origin
From Latin logica, from Greek logike (tekhne) ('the art of reasoning'), from logos ('word, reason, account'). The same root gave English logic and logical.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- logos
- English cognates
- logic, logical, logarithm
Grammar
Examples
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His answer is not very logical to me.
C' .
It's logical to leave before nightfall.
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You have to follow a logical order in your work.
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It's not logical to pay twice.
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She has a very logical and clear mind.
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