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"Logical" vs. "consistent": twin pillars of reason revealed
Lloyd Cooper 30/09/2024, 15:41English.me team member
What is similar?
Both words relate to order and coherence, often used in reasoning and discussions.
What is different?
Logical refers to reasoning that follows clear principles of validity. Consistent means something is uniform or does not contradict itself over time or between components.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Logical- Her argument was logical and well-structured.
- A logical approach to the problem is needed.
- His work performance has been consistent all year.
- The results were consistent with previous findings.
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