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Meaning of illogically in English:

illogically

Pronunciation /ɪˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)li/

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adverb

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‘They don't want to criticize a big corporation for manipulating the political process, so they quite illogically place all the blame on Davis.’
  • ‘The centre is certainly not a dominating feature of the lives of residents of Kew Riverside but it does rather stand out as being illogically located.’
  • ‘But I find that their panacea to all the country's problems revolves around increased public spending and, illogically, reduced taxation, all brought about by cost savings.’
  • ‘It takes extraneous efforts to think illogically.’
  • ‘They illogically voted for a man who made things even worse.’