logical sequence

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A sequence where each part follows from the previous one in a sensible or rational way.

sequenceADJECTIVE + sequence

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logical

Examples (10)

  • It's crucial to present information in a logical sequence for better understanding.
  • The detective tried to reconstruct the events in a logical sequence.
  • For the argument to be persuasive, it must follow a clear and logical sequence.
  • Can you arrange these historical facts into a logical sequence?
  • The software bug was hard to trace because the program didn't run in a logical sequence.
  • Students are taught to develop their ideas in a logical sequence for essays.
  • Without a logical sequence, the instructions became confusing and difficult to follow.
  • The scientist meticulously documented each step, ensuring a logical sequence of observations.
  • A good presentation always has a logical sequence from introduction to conclusion.
  • He struggled to explain the concept without establishing a logical sequence of ideas.