Logically

/ˈlɒdʒɪkli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner consistent with clear, sound reasoning.

She argued logically, presenting evidence that supported her claims.

In accordance with the principles of logic.

The scientist approached the problem logically, breaking it down into smaller, manageable parts.

In a coherent and rational manner.

To solve the puzzle, you must think logically and follow the clues.

In a way that makes sense based on the circumstances.

It logically follows that if we increase our budget, we can expand our operations.

Late 14c., from logical + -ly (adv. suffix).

logically speaking

In terms of logic; from a logical perspective.

think logically

To use clear and sound reasoning.

a logical conclusion

A conclusion that follows naturally from the arguments presented.

logic

The study of reasoning, especially the structure of arguments.

logical

Relating to the principles of logic; rational.

illogical

Not logical; lacking sense or reasoning.

Makes sense.

That idea is so logically sound, it's hard to argue against it.