la
feminine
/ˈloxika/
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Translation
logic
Word origin
From Latin logica, from Greek logike, the feminine of logikos ('of reasoning'), from logos ('word, reason'). The same Greek root gives English 'logic' and 'logical'.
- Origin
- Greek
- Root
- logos
- English cognates
- logic, logical
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Plurallógicas
Examples
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Your argument has no logic at all.
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Logic helps us solve difficult problems.
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Where is the logic in spending so much money?
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Following that logic, we should leave earlier.
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She studied logic and mathematics at university.
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