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illogician

illogician noun: a person who uses illogical reasoning.

Noun

illogician (plural illogicians)

  1. A person who uses illogical reasoning.
    • He thought, as Professor Huxley thought of certain illogicians, that they should be phlebotomized and put on low diet; that they needed a calm retreat, the soothing care of the nurse, and the restoring hand of the physician.1889, Charlotte Endymion Porter, Shakespeariana, page 509
    • Father Burke sighed. “Why does your Margaret need Saint Anthony's help?” He braced himself for the answer, which he felt would not be capable of prediction by a score of logicians, or, in this woman's case, illogicians.2010, James Skivington, The Miracle Man, page 153

Forms of illogician

pluralillogicians

Questions about illogician

What does illogician mean?
Illogician means a person who uses illogical reasoning.
What part of speech is illogician?
Illogician is a noun.
What is the plural of illogician?
The plural of illogician is illogicians.

Words near illogician in the dictionary

  1. illogicalities
  2. illogicality
  3. illogically
  4. illogicalness
  5. illogicalnesses
  6. illogician
  7. illogicians
  8. illogicities
  9. illogicity
  10. illogics
  11. illoricate

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