If we examine the data carefully, the results logically follow from the assumptions.

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.

The team's logicalization of the messy data revealed patterns no one expected.

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

He gave a logic explanation that made everyone rethink the problem.

Please stop trying to logic every emotional decision; it's exhausting.

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