antilogical

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ logical.

Adjective

antilogical (comparative more antilogical, superlative most antilogical)

1. Going against logic.
   • 1958, Paul Arthur Schilpp, The philosophy of Ernst Cassirer:

     If we accept these premises and if we understand them aright — if we see them in the same light that primitive man does — the inferences drawn from them cease to appear illogical or antilogical.

Translations

going against logic

• Catalan: antilògic
• Portuguese: antilógico