noun

logic

logic, reasoning, sense

He studied philosophy and logic at university.

He studied philosophy and logic at university.

I don't understand the logic behind his decision.

I don't understand the logic behind his decision.

((logic)) the study of reasoning She has a keen interest in formal logic.

((the logic of sth.)) the reasoning behind something The logic of the argument was flawed.

Synonyms: reason, reasoning, sense; Antonyms: irrationality, fallacy

From Greek 'logikē' (art of reason), which comes from 'logos' (word, reason).

Connects to 'logos', meaning 'word' or 'reason'. Think of words like 'dialogue' or 'prologue'.

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