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Part of Speech: adverb

Sense 1: In a manner that is based on reason, sound judgment, or rational thinking.

Example sentence 1: She solved the puzzle logically by analyzing each clue carefully.

Example sentence 2: It is logically impossible for a square to have five sides.

Part of Speech: adjective

Sense 1: Pertaining to or conforming to the principles of logic.

Example sentence 1: The logically sound argument convinced the entire audience.

Example sentence 2: The scientist presented a logically valid theory that has the potential for groundbreaking discoveries.

Part of Speech: adverb

Sense 2: In a way that follows a logical sequence or order.

Example sentence 1: The instructions for assembling the furniture are logically arranged step-by-step.

Example sentence 2: The chapters in the book are logically organized to ensure a smooth reading experience.

Part of Speech: adverb

Sense 3: In a manner that can be deduced or inferred.

Example sentence 1: By examining the evidence, the detective logically concluded who the murderer was.

Example sentence 2: The logically interconnected details in the testimony helped the lawyer build a strong case.

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