Definition of logically in English:

logically

adverb ˈlɒdʒɪkli

1According to the rules of logic or formal argument.
these suggestions are logically impossible
Example sentencesExamples
- It appears that, even though it is logically possible for space to be curved, as a matter of fact it is flat.
- As long as the extended number system is logically consistent, which it is, there is no harm in using it as a model.
- The "rule-of-law" definition is that a proof is a logically correct argument that establishes the truth of a given statement.
- "Irrational" numbers are not numbers that can't argue logically!
- We should rely only on those properties of a figure that either are explicitly assumed or follow logically from the assumptions and axioms.
- What seemed at first to be a paradox is in fact a logically sound proof about contexts.
- One possible reason may be in that the answer to number 2 can be "No" without logically contradicting number 3.
- Euclid made repeated use of axioms that he had not stated, without which his arguments are not logically valid.
- The concept can be fixed logically only by its relations to other concepts.
- As he pointed out in the late 19th century, many of those arguments are logically incorrect.
1. 1.1 In a way that shows clear, sound reasoning.
  try to stay calm and think logically about the questions
  Example sentencesExamples
  Someone could logically argue that a person who spends their days watching independent gangsta would be starved for a real live Hollywood movie.
  Being practical, she looks at the situation logically and thinks that Jane should guard her feelings.
  I couldn't logically defend my position.
  As he explained quite logically, he was a nothing for so many years on his way to the top, that all he has to do is think back to those days for a shot of instant humility.
  I have never found it necessary to hide that I am able to think logically, that I distinguish sharply between right and wrong terms.
  They could not, if they reasoned logically from such false premises, come to any other conclusion.
  This activity requires students to logically think through the steps necessary to install a landscape and use multiple resources to research materials.
  It is clear that he has thought long and logically about the history and present problems of tap dance, and he knows how to express his thoughts.
  Now he is collected and thinks logically about all that has happened.
  The León escutcheon in his arms at the base of the window is most logically explained here as part of a lost Halluin shield.
2. 1.2 In a way that is expected or sensible under the circumstances.
  each room leads logically to the next
  Example sentencesExamples
  He experienced instant success and fame without ever having been claimed by the artistic family to which he ought logically to have belonged.
  Shown in anamorphic widescreen, this vampire flick logically takes place mostly at night.
  It is the piece on the show from which many of the lesser works logically grow.
  This is a barley variety that is inferior in grain, hull, and straw nutritive qualities that would logically have a negative impact on animal performance.
  Both the French and English announcements logically featured a narrative of their claimants' actions and intentions.
  The results of the research confirmed my attraction toward movement and light, which led quite logically to the publications that followed.
  One might logically anticipate that golfers will get more out of the film than those who shun the sport, but I don't think that's an accurate assumption.
  The show opened logically enough with a chronological arrangement of the first three rooms, followed by two thematically ordered ones.
  An independent chain took over in 1940 and, being the early days of the Second World War, logically renamed it the Victory.
  To understand the character of a place, many architects logically start with the owners, who usually have a strong feel for their land.

Definition of logically in US English:

logically

adverbˈläjək(ə)lē

1According to the rules of logic or formal argument.
these suggestions are logically impossible
Example sentencesExamples
- The "rule-of-law" definition is that a proof is a logically correct argument that establishes the truth of a given statement.
- "Irrational" numbers are not numbers that can't argue logically!
- One possible reason may be in that the answer to number 2 can be "No" without logically contradicting number 3.
- As long as the extended number system is logically consistent, which it is, there is no harm in using it as a model.
- It appears that, even though it is logically possible for space to be curved, as a matter of fact it is flat.
- The concept can be fixed logically only by its relations to other concepts.
- Euclid made repeated use of axioms that he had not stated, without which his arguments are not logically valid.
- What seemed at first to be a paradox is in fact a logically sound proof about contexts.
- We should rely only on those properties of a figure that either are explicitly assumed or follow logically from the assumptions and axioms.
- As he pointed out in the late 19th century, many of those arguments are logically incorrect.
1. 1.1 In a way that shows clear, sound reasoning.
  try to stay calm and think logically about the questions
  Example sentencesExamples
  Now he is collected and thinks logically about all that has happened.
  I couldn't logically defend my position.
  Someone could logically argue that a person who spends their days watching independent gangsta would be starved for a real live Hollywood movie.
  It is clear that he has thought long and logically about the history and present problems of tap dance, and he knows how to express his thoughts.
  This activity requires students to logically think through the steps necessary to install a landscape and use multiple resources to research materials.
  The León escutcheon in his arms at the base of the window is most logically explained here as part of a lost Halluin shield.
  I have never found it necessary to hide that I am able to think logically, that I distinguish sharply between right and wrong terms.
  Being practical, she looks at the situation logically and thinks that Jane should guard her feelings.
  They could not, if they reasoned logically from such false premises, come to any other conclusion.
  As he explained quite logically, he was a nothing for so many years on his way to the top, that all he has to do is think back to those days for a shot of instant humility.
2. 1.2 In a way that is expected or sensible under the circumstances.
  each room leads logically to the next
  Example sentencesExamples
  To understand the character of a place, many architects logically start with the owners, who usually have a strong feel for their land.
  The show opened logically enough with a chronological arrangement of the first three rooms, followed by two thematically ordered ones.
  An independent chain took over in 1940 and, being the early days of the Second World War, logically renamed it the Victory.
  Shown in anamorphic widescreen, this vampire flick logically takes place mostly at night.
  He experienced instant success and fame without ever having been claimed by the artistic family to which he ought logically to have belonged.
  The results of the research confirmed my attraction toward movement and light, which led quite logically to the publications that followed.
  This is a barley variety that is inferior in grain, hull, and straw nutritive qualities that would logically have a negative impact on animal performance.
  One might logically anticipate that golfers will get more out of the film than those who shun the sport, but I don't think that's an accurate assumption.
  It is the piece on the show from which many of the lesser works logically grow.
  Both the French and English announcements logically featured a narrative of their claimants' actions and intentions.

单词	logically
释义	Definition of logically in English: logically adverb ˈlɒdʒɪkli 1According to the rules of logic or formal argument. these suggestions are logically impossible Example sentencesExamples It appears that, even though it is logically possible for space to be curved, as a matter of fact it is flat. As long as the extended number system is logically consistent, which it is, there is no harm in using it as a model. The "rule-of-law" definition is that a proof is a logically correct argument that establishes the truth of a given statement. "Irrational" numbers are not numbers that can't argue logically! We should rely only on those properties of a figure that either are explicitly assumed or follow logically from the assumptions and axioms. What seemed at first to be a paradox is in fact a logically sound proof about contexts. One possible reason may be in that the answer to number 2 can be "No" without logically contradicting number 3. Euclid made repeated use of axioms that he had not stated, without which his arguments are not logically valid. The concept can be fixed logically only by its relations to other concepts. As he pointed out in the late 19th century, many of those arguments are logically incorrect. 1.1 In a way that shows clear, sound reasoning. try to stay calm and think logically about the questions Example sentencesExamples Someone could logically argue that a person who spends their days watching independent gangsta would be starved for a real live Hollywood movie. Being practical, she looks at the situation logically and thinks that Jane should guard her feelings. I couldn't logically defend my position. As he explained quite logically, he was a nothing for so many years on his way to the top, that all he has to do is think back to those days for a shot of instant humility. I have never found it necessary to hide that I am able to think logically, that I distinguish sharply between right and wrong terms. They could not, if they reasoned logically from such false premises, come to any other conclusion. This activity requires students to logically think through the steps necessary to install a landscape and use multiple resources to research materials. It is clear that he has thought long and logically about the history and present problems of tap dance, and he knows how to express his thoughts. Now he is collected and thinks logically about all that has happened. The León escutcheon in his arms at the base of the window is most logically explained here as part of a lost Halluin shield. 1.2 In a way that is expected or sensible under the circumstances. each room leads logically to the next Example sentencesExamples He experienced instant success and fame without ever having been claimed by the artistic family to which he ought logically to have belonged. Shown in anamorphic widescreen, this vampire flick logically takes place mostly at night. It is the piece on the show from which many of the lesser works logically grow. This is a barley variety that is inferior in grain, hull, and straw nutritive qualities that would logically have a negative impact on animal performance. Both the French and English announcements logically featured a narrative of their claimants' actions and intentions. The results of the research confirmed my attraction toward movement and light, which led quite logically to the publications that followed. One might logically anticipate that golfers will get more out of the film than those who shun the sport, but I don't think that's an accurate assumption. The show opened logically enough with a chronological arrangement of the first three rooms, followed by two thematically ordered ones. An independent chain took over in 1940 and, being the early days of the Second World War, logically renamed it the Victory. To understand the character of a place, many architects logically start with the owners, who usually have a strong feel for their land. Definition of logically in US English: logically adverbˈläjək(ə)lē 1According to the rules of logic or formal argument. these suggestions are logically impossible Example sentencesExamples The "rule-of-law" definition is that a proof is a logically correct argument that establishes the truth of a given statement. "Irrational" numbers are not numbers that can't argue logically! One possible reason may be in that the answer to number 2 can be "No" without logically contradicting number 3. As long as the extended number system is logically consistent, which it is, there is no harm in using it as a model. It appears that, even though it is logically possible for space to be curved, as a matter of fact it is flat. The concept can be fixed logically only by its relations to other concepts. Euclid made repeated use of axioms that he had not stated, without which his arguments are not logically valid. What seemed at first to be a paradox is in fact a logically sound proof about contexts. We should rely only on those properties of a figure that either are explicitly assumed or follow logically from the assumptions and axioms. As he pointed out in the late 19th century, many of those arguments are logically incorrect. 1.1 In a way that shows clear, sound reasoning. try to stay calm and think logically about the questions Example sentencesExamples Now he is collected and thinks logically about all that has happened. I couldn't logically defend my position. Someone could logically argue that a person who spends their days watching independent gangsta would be starved for a real live Hollywood movie. It is clear that he has thought long and logically about the history and present problems of tap dance, and he knows how to express his thoughts. This activity requires students to logically think through the steps necessary to install a landscape and use multiple resources to research materials. The León escutcheon in his arms at the base of the window is most logically explained here as part of a lost Halluin shield. I have never found it necessary to hide that I am able to think logically, that I distinguish sharply between right and wrong terms. Being practical, she looks at the situation logically and thinks that Jane should guard her feelings. They could not, if they reasoned logically from such false premises, come to any other conclusion. As he explained quite logically, he was a nothing for so many years on his way to the top, that all he has to do is think back to those days for a shot of instant humility. 1.2 In a way that is expected or sensible under the circumstances. each room leads logically to the next Example sentencesExamples To understand the character of a place, many architects logically start with the owners, who usually have a strong feel for their land. The show opened logically enough with a chronological arrangement of the first three rooms, followed by two thematically ordered ones. An independent chain took over in 1940 and, being the early days of the Second World War, logically renamed it the Victory. Shown in anamorphic widescreen, this vampire flick logically takes place mostly at night. He experienced instant success and fame without ever having been claimed by the artistic family to which he ought logically to have belonged. The results of the research confirmed my attraction toward movement and light, which led quite logically to the publications that followed. This is a barley variety that is inferior in grain, hull, and straw nutritive qualities that would logically have a negative impact on animal performance. One might logically anticipate that golfers will get more out of the film than those who shun the sport, but I don't think that's an accurate assumption. It is the piece on the show from which many of the lesser works logically grow. Both the French and English announcements logically featured a narrative of their claimants' actions and intentions.
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