illogical
adjective/ɪˈlɑdʒɪkəl/
Frequency rank: #11,895 most common English word
Meaning
Not following clear reasoning; contrary to logic.
Example sentence
His decision to quit right before the promotion seemed completely illogical.
Synonyms & related words
Practice this word in the quiz
More words in ranks 11,801–11,900
- gravelyin a serious or solemn manner; to a severe degree
- grimedirt or soot ingrained on a surface or skin
- herona large wading bird with long legs, a long neck, and a sharp beak, typically found near water.
- heydaythe period of greatest success, popularity, or power.
- hospitalizationthe act of being admitted to and cared for in a hospital.
- impartto pass on or communicate information, knowledge, or a quality to someone.
- incoherentunable to speak or think clearly; not logically connected.
- indulgentallowing someone to have or do whatever they want; lenient and permissive.
- inertHaving no power to move or react; chemically inactive.
- interludea pause or short period between parts of a longer event; something that fills this interval.