logical

the force of logical argumentation.

a logical approach to the problem.

an otherwise logical mind.

It is logical that the book is expensive.

rational behavior.See Synonyms at logical

a logical and easily justified decision

he could not carry on a logical conversation.

the founding father of logical disputation.

it is a logical progression from the job before.

the content of the programme should follow a logical sequence.

an analytic mind; an analytic approach.See Synonyms at logical

the information is displayed in a simple and logical fashion.

the logical response is to give up, but there's more at stake than logic.

Rain was a logical expectation, given the time of year.

It presents a logical atomist picture of reality and language.

His argument is logical and hard to fault.

The debater's argument failed of logical connection.

Is there some logical reason for this?

So this is where we use the logical and operator.

So a partial exit would be logical.

The first logical branch point in this situation is the year – freshman, sophomore, junior, senior.

" First of all" make sense, right? Logical.

You can make very logical deductions here.

There was only one logical recipient of the windfall.

And this, I guess, is quite logical, right?

You've gone for a very logical reason.

It's the only logical thing, Ove knows.