Illogical

usgb/ɪˈlɑːdʒɪkl/
adjective

Not reasonable, wise, or practical because of not using clear, logical thinking.

It is illogical to expect the computer to do all the work without any input from you.
Visual representation of "illogical" - not reasonable, wise, or practical because of not using clear, logical thinking

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  • illogical argument
  • illogical reasoning
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Beyond Reason

Use 'illogical' to describe actions or thoughts that lack common sense or good judgment.

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Ignoring the red traffic light is illogical and dangerous.
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Debate Flaws

Point out the weaknesses in an argument by calling it 'illogical' when it doesn't make sense.

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His conclusion was illogical because it didn't follow from his premises.
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Practicality Matters

Emphasize the impractical nature of a decision or action by describing it as 'illogical'.

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Buying a car without inspection is an illogical choice.
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absurdincoherentinconsistentirrationalnonsensicalreasonablesenselessunfounded
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