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- pronunciation:
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jihk
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- Word Combinations (noun), Word Explorer, Word Parts
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| definition 1: |
the drawing of conclusions based on given premises or observed facts; reasoning, or the philosophical study of reasoning.
The jurors came to their conclusion based on logic rather than emotion.We understand from logic that if two things are both equal to another thing, they are equal to each other.Many students find logic interesting when they learn about fallacies.- synonyms:
- reasoning
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a particular method or process of reasoning, which may be sound and lead to accurate conclusions or may be faulty and lead to inaccurate conclusions.
This paragraph shows excellent logic and is very convincing.She would rather use her own logic to find answers rather than to ask others.I don't understand the logic behind their decision.Their conclusion is based on faulty logic.- synonyms:
- reasoning, thinking
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| definition 3: |
justifiable reason or grounds for something.
There is no logic in building a dam in that part of the river.Do you see any logic in what they're planning to do? |
| definition 4: |
ability to think carefully, weigh the facts, and come to rational conclusions.
I'm sure you can answer this question if you think for a moment and use your logic.- similar words:
- intellect
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| definition 5: |
the pattern of relationships among the parts of something or the relationship between one element and the whole of something.
I don't really care for this painting but I can see its logic.- similar words:
- coherence
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| definition 6: |
the circuitry of a computer.
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