Logical
Example: She gave a logical answer to the simple question.
Definition
"Logical" describes reasoning or arguments that are clear, consistent, and based on valid principles of logic, often used in philosophy to indicate soundness and coherence in thought or explanation, as in the phrase 'She gave a logical answer to the simple question.'
Etymology
The word "logical" comes from the Greek word 'logikos,' which means 'pertaining to reasoning.' It entered English through Latin 'logicalis' and Old French 'logique,' reflecting its strong roots in the study of logic and philosophy. Did you know? The root 'logos' in Greek also means 'word' or 'reason,' highlighting the connection between language and reasoning.
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"Logical" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Philosophy - (A1) - set 1", containing 112 commonly used words.
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