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English is illogical. For example, if tongue is pronounced tung, why isn't argue pronounced arg.illogical = not reasonable (not logical)
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She remains stubbornly illogical on that subject.illogical = unreasonable (not logical)
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"Because they're illogical," Will says matter-of-factly. (source)illogical = not logical
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It is hardly my fault if his lordship's life and work have turned out today to look, at best, a sad waste - and it is quite illogical that I should feel any regret or shame on my own account. (source)illogical = unreasonable
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He has reached an illogical conclusion. (source)illogical = not reasonable
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Too many voices, too much scattered, illogical, ill-considered criticism. (source)
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Illogical behavior to fill an emptiness would not fulfill much more.† (source)Illogical = not reasonable
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The raptors were closer, starting to move apart, and illogically she thought: Isn't this always the way?† (source)illogically = in a manner that is not reasonable
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The second thing which was bothering me was so unusual that I must give it special emphasis, if only because it demonstrates the basic illogicality of the human mind when not under proper disciplinary control.† (source)
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Illogical as it seems, I struggle with a sense of guilt that I was not there at her side.† (source)Illogical = not reasonable
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Cooper was the first one of us to sense that we might be mazed in, and he illogically followed my exact path one inch from my pants leg.† (source)illogically = in a manner that is not reasonable
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There was, in fact, something surprising in the illogicality and incoherence of some of his desires, accidentally betrayed and always vaguely expressed.† (source)
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A random, illogical thought—like realizing you could shift the wheel and slam into oncoming traffic when you were driving.† (source)illogical = not reasonable
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That's why I drink," he finished up illogically.† (source)illogically = in a manner that is not reasonable
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"In fact, it would be completely illogical," Cook crowed.† (source)illogical = not reasonable
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"Don't you fuss at him!" cried Scarlett illogically, raising her head abruptly from Melanie's shoulder, her coarse black hair tumbling out from its net and her face streaked with tears.† (source)illogically = in a manner that is not reasonable
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