The professor logicalizes complex theories during lectures so students can follow the arguments step by step.

Logicalization is an important step in problem-solving.

The logicity of his argument was undeniable.

Many philosophers in the early 20th century debated logicism as a foundation for arithmetic.

To describe thought patterns, the linguist coined several terms by attaching the suffix -logic to roots, indicating a meaning akin to 'logical'.

The logicality of her argument convinced the committee to approve the proposal.

The logicalness of her argument convinced even the most skeptical committee members.

She logics her way through every debate, turning vague claims into clear conclusions.

The professor compared different logics to demonstrate how assumptions change conclusions.

Linguists often explain that the suffix -logical is used to form adjectives from nouns ending in -logy, producing words like "psychological" from "psychology".