Definition

In a manner that does not follow logical reasoning or principles.

Example

The argument was presented alogically, making it difficult to follow.

Conversation

I just can't understand why he did that so impulsively.

Right? It felt so alogically driven, like there was no thought behind it.

Exactly! Sometimes people act in ways that just don't make sense at all.

Totally! It leaves everyone else confused about their choices.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

This word originates from the prefix 'a-' (meaning not) and 'logical' (from Greek 'logikos', meaning pertaining to reason). The word 'alogically' means in a manner that is not logical or reasonable.

Memory Tip

Think of 'not' ('a-') and 'reason' ('logical') to remember that 'alogically' means something that does not follow reason.

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