logic

logic
n.

1) to apply, use logic

2) clear; cold; irrefutable; simple logic

3) deductive; formal; inductive; symbolic logic

4) logic in (there is no logic in their policy)

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['lɒdʒɪk]
inductive
irrefutable
simple logic
symbolic logic
use logic
clear
deductive
to apply
logic in (there is no logic in their policy)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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