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What is the prefix or suffix that can put before logical?

There are several prefixes and suffixes you can use with "logical" to create new words, depending on the meaning you want to convey. Here are a few examples:

Prefixes:

* Illogical: Means lacking logic or reason.

* Alogical: Means not based on logic or reason (can be synonymous with illogical).

* Pseudological: Means falsely claiming to be logical or using misleading logic.

* Paralogical: Means seemingly logical, but actually flawed or incorrect.

* Hyperlogical: Means excessively or overly logical, to the point of being unreasonable or inflexible.

Suffixes:

* Logically: Indicates that something is done in a logical manner.

* Logician: A person who is skilled in logic or reason.

* Logicality: The quality of being logical or reasonable.

You can also combine prefixes and suffixes to create more complex words:

* Illogically: In a way that is not logical.

* Pseudologically: Using false or misleading logic.

Ultimately, the best prefix or suffix to use will depend on the specific meaning you want to convey.

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