illogical
IPA: ɪɫˈɑdʒɪkʌɫ
adjective
- Contrary to logic; lacking sense or sound reasoning.
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Examples of "illogical" in Sentences
- The content is illogical and outsourced.
- At the moment, the arrangement is illogical.
- The opening paragraph is confusing and illogical.
- I see neither insincerity nor illogicality in that.
- Most of the proposed critera is stupid and illogical.
- Otherwise the structure of the article looks illogical.
- I find the objections illogical and the benefits obvious.
- Has virtue of being commonsensical, not illogical contrivance.
- Change for the sake of change is illogical and counterproductive.
- That is the defintion of illogical and also not a little intransigent.
- The report also cited what it described as illogical actions by the crew.
- Dear St. Thomas, how sad that someone so illogical is masquerading as you.
- An application that appears cluttered or illogical is harder to understand and use.
- He notes, however, that this provision although illogical, is “unimportant in its practical effects.”
- Teddy Roosevelt endorsed an effort to remove spellings that many Americans perceived to be cumbersome and illogical from the English language as used in America.
- President [[Teddy Roosevelt]] endorsed an effort to remove spellings that many Americans perceived to be cumbersome and illogical from the English language as used in America.
- Being able to separate the illogical from the logical, recognizing cause and effect and threading information together is the most important thing a school can teach a student.
- The president's mentor, Ayatollah Mohammad Taqi Mesbah Yazdi, said Ahmadinejad is increasingly turning friends into enemies and demonstrating what he called "illogical and cheap" behavior.
- "If the murderer is not Vulcan, however, his day-today actions may be what we would term illogical—and if you have been questioning Vulcans about him, what to a member of his race might appear out of the ordinary could seem to us not unexpected of an outworlder."