1. not based on or in accordance with logic; lacking logical reasoning
Usage: formal; philosophy

Examples

• The defendant’s alogical explanation failed to convince the jury.
• Her alogical approach to problem-solving often led to confusion.
• The philosopher criticized the alogical nature of the argument.
• His alogical thinking made it difficult to follow his reasoning.
• The committee rejected the proposal due to its alogical structure.
• The student’s alogical response showed a lack of understanding.