logical in Greek
logical in Greek is λογικός — logical means following sound reasoning; sensible and consistent.
logical in Greek
λογικός
Pronounced: logikos
Used to form adjectival forms of nouns ending in -logy.
What does "logical" mean?
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adj Following sound reasoning; sensible and consistent.
"It seems logical to finish this task before starting another."
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adj Relating to logic as a field of study.
"He pointed out a logical fallacy in the essay."
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logical in a sentence
- It seems logical to finish this task before starting another.
- Her argument was clear and logical.
- He pointed out a logical fallacy in the essay.
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What is "logical" in Greek?
"logical" in Greek is λογικός. logical means: Following sound reasoning; sensible and consistent.
How do you pronounce λογικός?
"logical" in Greek is λογικός, pronounced "logikos".
How do you use "logical" in a sentence?
Example: "It seems logical to finish this task before starting another." In Greek, "logical" is λογικός.
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