highly illogical
Frequency: 7.518.5 per million words
Emphasizes the strong degree of illogicality, often in a more formal or analytical context.
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- The decision was highly illogical given the available data.
- His argument seemed highly illogical to anyone who understood the facts.
- To act purely on emotion can sometimes be highly illogical.
- From a strategic point of view, their move was highly illogical.
- The conclusion you've drawn is highly illogical, based on flawed premises.
- She found his reasoning to be highly illogical and impossible to follow.
- It would be highly illogical to ignore the warnings.
- Their entire plan was predicated on a highly illogical assumption.
- Critics labeled the new policy as highly illogical and counterproductive.
- Despite his intelligence, he sometimes made highly illogical choices.