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Logical

adjective

Capable of or reflecting the capability for correct and valid reasoning.

Based on known statements or events or conditions. Synonym: legitimate.

Marked by an orderly, logical, and aesthetically consistent relation of parts. Synonyms: coherent, consistent, ordered.

Capable of thinking and expressing yourself in a clear and consistent manner. Synonyms: coherent, lucid. "She was more coherent than she had been just after the accident"

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... pluck to do it. I shouldn't have the pluck to face the storm of indignation that I knew my words would stir up in her—women are logical enough, in spite of all that the ignorant and unthinking urge to the contrary, but in this particular case Dulcie would, I felt perfectly certain, "round" upon me, and, in the face of evidence, no matter how damning, declare that I was, to say the ...

— The Four Faces - A Mystery • William le Queux

... just here, too, though it may be counted a digression, that for once the facts in the case and the logical conclusion reached concerning the same tally exactly. What a blessed thing it would have been for the martyrs, all through the ages, if there had always been such happy coincidence between logical sequence and actual facts! But what were the world ...

— The Evolution of Dodd • William Hawley Smith

... possibility will be removed. We shall have added to the Crown of France the most coveted possession in the West Indies. The enterprise offers no particular difficulty; it may be speedily accomplished, and once accomplished, it would be time to look farther afield. That would seem the logical order in which this campaign ...

— Captain Blood • Rafael Sabatini

... lives? Scores; hundreds; I dare say thousands. And yet it hasn't yet dawned on them that a leg of mutton of a certain weight requires a certain time for cooking, and that if it is put down late one of two things must occur—either it will be undercooked or the dinner will be late! Simple enough! Logical enough! Four women in the house (three servants and the wicked, negligent Mrs. Omicron), and yet they must needs waste a leg of mutton through nothing but gross carelessness! It isn't as if it hadn't happened before! It isn't as if I hadn't pointed it out! But women are amateurs. All women are ...

— The Plain Man and His Wife • Arnold Bennett

... George in front of him. Pelle knew something about this subject too, but this was nevertheless like drawing up a net from the deep; a brilliant world of wonders came up with it. There were incontrovertible logical proofs that he had a right apprehension, though it had been arrived at blindly. The land of fortune was big enough for all; the greater the number that entered it, the larger did it become. He felt a desire to hit out again and strike a ...

— Pelle the Conqueror, Complete • Martin Andersen Nexo

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