logic (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈlɒdʒɪk/
Definition
The study of reasoning and the principles of valid argument.
Examples
His argument was based on sound logic, making it hard to refute.
The computer program uses complex logic to process the data.
She tried to follow the logic of the mathematical proof.
How to Use logic
- logic of (prepositional phrase)
- The underlying principles or reasoning behind something. — "We need to understand the logic of the system before we can fix it."
- sense of logic (collocation)
- The ability to think and reason clearly. — "He has a sharp sense of logic that helps him solve problems quickly."
- appeal to logic (collocation)
- To try to persuade someone by using reason and argument. — "She tried to appeal to logic rather than emotion to convince them."
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