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antilogical

antilogical adjective: going against logic.

Adjective

antilogical (comparative more antilogical, superlative most antilogical)

  1. Going against logic.
    • If we accept these premises and if we understand them aright — if we see them in the same light that primitive man does — the inferences drawn from them cease to appear illogical or antilogical.1958, Paul Arthur Schilpp, The philosophy of Ernst Cassirer

Forms of antilogical

comparativemore antilogical
superlativemost antilogical

Origin of antilogical

From anti- + logical.

Questions about antilogical

What does antilogical mean?
Antilogical means going against logic.
What part of speech is antilogical?
Antilogical is an adjective.

Words near antilogical in the dictionary

  1. antilogarithm
  2. antilogarithmic
  3. antilogarithms
  4. antilogging
  5. antilogic
  6. antilogical
  7. antilogies
  8. antilogism
  9. antilogisms
  10. antilogous
  11. antilogous pole

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