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Meanings of illogically in English

In an illogical manner.

Usage of illogically in English
1
If it made her thoughtful, it made her illogically happy as well.
Red Masquerade: Being the Story of the Lone Wolf's Daughter
2
But all the time, illogically, she pitied him while she pitied herself.
Captivity
3
I began most illogically, I admit, to rage inwardly about another matter.
Ruggles of Red Gap
4
Mad Dog they called him, illogically, and he knew that was wrong.
Big city girl
5
There seemed to her then something illogically pathetic in it all.
Tarrano the Conqueror
6
Then, swiftly, illogically, he disliked the brother of this lady more than ever.
The Market-Place
7
You'd ought to save it you'll need it, Hannah continued illogically.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
8
Thoughts had come to him in flashes, without any orderly sequence, often illogically.
The Vision Splendid
9
She was uneasy, and helpless, and illogically angry at herself.
And the deep blue sea
10
I'd illogically expected more of a punch in the stomach.
The whole world: a novel
11
The corridor, the hotel, the stores, the illogically meandering streets.
Still alice
12
It made me think illogically of that unpleasantly undulating column on the far-off Ipswich road.
The New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft
13
Why have successive governments behaved so irresponsibly and illogically?
The Guardian
14
And, illogically, it was forever afterwards still called the "Saar Commission."
The Golden Judge
15
She accused me of treachery towards Dale and, most illogically, of dishonourable conduct towards herself.
Simon the Jester
16
I despise the fact that Claudel has the power to turn me pyrotechnic, sometimes illogically so.
Monday Mourning
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