adjective

logical

logical, reasonable, sensible

It was a logical conclusion from the evidence.

It was a logical conclusion from the evidence.

She gave a logical explanation for her actions.

She gave a logical explanation for her actions.

((a logical conclusion/explanation)) a reasonable conclusion/explanation The next logical step is to test the theory.

((it is logical to do sth.)) it is reasonable to do something It is logical to assume he will be late.

Synonyms: rational, reasonable, sensible; Antonyms: illogical, irrational

From 'logic' + '-al' (adjective-forming suffix). Meaning 'relating to logic'.

If something has 'logic', it is 'logical'. The '-al' suffix simply turns the noun into an adjective.

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