logically

/ˈlɒdʒɪkli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈlɑːdʒɪkli/ (ame, ipa)

logically — adverb

1. by thinking carefully and linking ideas in a sensible order, so the result fits

1.副詞B2
釋義

by thinking carefully and linking ideas in a sensible order, so the result fits the facts or the earlier steps.

例句

Marta sorted the clues logically before she spoke to the police.

verb + logically showing ordered reasoning

The report moves logically from the problem to the possible solutions.

move logically from A to B showing clear structure

同義詞
  • rationally

    stresses calm thinking rather than emotional reaction

  • coherently

    focuses more on clear connection in speech or writing

  • systematically

    emphasizes method and ordered procedure

反義詞
  • illogically

    in a way that does not follow sound reasoning

  • irrationally

    focuses on emotion or impulse instead of reason

文法句型

verb + logically

move logically from A to B

think/respond/plan logically

用法筆記

Most often modifies verbs such as think, explain, plan, arrange, and argue. It suggests that each step follows from the last one, not just that the final choice seems sensible.

常見錯誤

❌The train arrived logically at six.
✅The train arrived as expected at six.
💡'Logically' describes reasoning or clear order, not whether an event happened at a sensible time.