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logically
LAHD-zhih-klee
Logically (adv) means In a way that follows sound reasoning. Example: “Logically, if A causes B and B causes C, then A eventually leads to C.”
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In a way that follows sound reasoning.
"Logically, if A causes B and B causes C, then A eventually leads to C."
"She approached the puzzle logically, ruling out options one by one."
How to use logically
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishIn a reasoned, step-by-step way.
Common pairings
think logically
logically speaking
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- Comparative
- more logically
- Superlative
- most logically
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What does “logically” mean?
The word “logically” means in a way that follows sound reasoning. In plain terms, in a reasoned, step-by-step way.
How do you pronounce “logically”?
“Logically” is pronounced LAHD-zhih-klee (/ˈlɑd͡ʒɪˌkli/ in IPA).
How do you use “logically” in a sentence?
Here is “logically” used in a sentence: “Logically, if A causes B and B causes C, then A eventually leads to C.”
What is the opposite of “logically”?
The opposite of “logically” — its antonyms — is illogically.
What part of speech is “logically”?
“Logically” is an adverb.
Is “logically” a common word?
“Logically” is an uncommon word in modern English.
