para logIcal

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 22
[Pref. para-, and English logical (q. v.).] Characterized by or containing paralogism; illogical. păr-a-lô-gişm, s . [Fr. para log is me , from Latin paralogism us , from Gr. para log is mos =a false reckoning, from paralogizomai to reckon wrongly: para beside, and logizomai =to reckon.] Logic : A fallacious argument or false reasoning; a reasoning which is false in point of form; that is, which is contrary to logical rules or for mule; a conclusion unwarranted by the premises.
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