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Another word for illogical

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Adjective

  1. Containing fundamental errors in reasoning

    See also:

    true

    correct

  2. Not governed by or predicated on reason

    Idioms:
    See also:

    reason

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Another word for illogical

Modifier
  1. See also:

    wrong

    fallible

    Antonyms:
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Sentence Examples

  • It was an illogical thought, but her mind was beyond logic.

  • That illogical, immature holdout still blamed him for winning her love before he told her.

  • - Meanwhile in England, Locke, though differing from Descartes about the origin of ideas, followed him in the illogical combination of psychological idealism with metaphysical realism.

  • Would Dean ever make such irrational and illogical decisions if faced with a test of his love?

  • Kant's position may be illogical as he himself 1 stated it; but it is the expression of a sound principle: we must connect it with his general tendency to recognize the dynamic side of things.

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