logicality

/'lɔdʤi'kæliti/ Cách viết khác : (logicalness) /'lɔdʤikəlnis/
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logicality

The mathematician explains the logicality of the proof on the whiteboard.

Definition

Noun: 1. The quality of being logical; correct and valid reasoning: Logicality refers to the characteristic of thought, argument, or action that follows the established principles of logic, is coherent, and is based on sound reasoning.

Usage
  • Logicality is an abstract noun used to describe the property or state of something that is logical.
  • It is often used in discussions of philosophy, mathematics, computer science, and critical thinking to assess the validity of arguments or systems.
  • It can be contrasted with terms like "illogicality" or "fallacy."
Examples
  • The logicality of his argument was undeniable, as each point followed clearly from the previous one.
  • A good programmer must ensure the logicality of the code's structure.
  • The professor praised the essay for its clarity and logicality.
Advanced Usage
  • "Mathematical logicality": Refers specifically to the strict adherence to formal logical rules within mathematical proofs.
    • The theorem's proof was celebrated for its impeccable mathematical logicality.
  • "Inherent logicality": Suggests that the logical quality is a fundamental, built-in characteristic of something.
    • The inherent logicality of the scientific method is what makes it so reliable.
Variants and Related Words
  • Logical (adj): Pertaining to or according to the rules of logic; reasonable.
    • She presented a very logical solution to the problem.
  • Logically (adv): In a way that is based on clear, sound reasoning.
    • The steps were arranged logically.
  • Logician (n): A person who is an expert in logic.
  • Illogicality (n): The quality of being illogical; lack of logic.
Synonyms
  • Coherence: The quality of being logical and consistent.
  • Rationality: The quality of being based on or in accordance with reason or logic.
  • Consistency: Conformity in the application of something, often implying logical harmony.
Antonyms
  • Illogicality: Lack of logic; irrationality.
  • Fallacy: A mistaken belief, especially one based on unsound argument.
  • Incoherence: Lack of logical connection or clarity.
logicality

The mathematician explains the logicality of the proof on the whiteboard.

Noun
  1. correct and valid reasoning

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