adj
logical
LOD-zhih-kuhl
adj
1
Following sound reasoning; sensible and consistent.
"It seems logical to finish this task before starting another."
"Her argument was clear and logical."
2
Relating to logic as a field of study.
"He pointed out a logical fallacy in the essay."
How to Use Logical
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishMakes sense; follows from the facts in a sensible way.
Common pairings
a logical conclusion
the logical choice
logical fallacy
Word Forms
more logical comparative, most logical superlative
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Etymology
From "logic" plus the adjective suffix "-al."