Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning She tried to solve the math problem syllogistically.
The philosopher presented his theory syllogistically.
The lawyer presented her argument syllogistically in court.
The scientist approached the problem syllogistically to find a solution.
The student answered the logic question syllogistically to get full marks.
The theologian reasoned syllogistically that if God is all-powerful and all-good, then there must be a reason for suffering in the world.
The logician analyzed the argument syllogistically, identifying any fallacies or errors in reasoning.
The scholar approached the text syllogistically, breaking it down into smaller parts and drawing logical conclusions about the author's intent.
The lawyer constructed her argument syllogistically, presenting two clear premises and a logical conclusion that followed from them.
The mathematician reasoned syllogistically that if x is greater than y and y is greater than z, then x must be greater than z.
The mathematician solved the problem syllogistically and arrived at the correct answer.
The philosopher argued syllogistically that all men are mortal and Socrates is a man, therefore Socrates is mortal.
The linguist analyzed the sentence syllogistically, identifying the premises and conclusion and evaluating the validity of the argument.
The professor taught his students to think syllogistically.
The logician explained the concept of syllogism syllogistically, making it easy to understand.
The philosopher presented her argument syllogistically, leaving no room for counterarguments.
The professor explained the concept of syllogism syllogistically to the class.
The author constructed his argument syllogistically in his book.
The lawyer built a strong case by arguing syllogistically in court.
The scientist approached the problem syllogistically, breaking it down into two distinct parts and drawing a conclusion from their interaction.
The detective inferred syllogistically that the suspect must have been at the scene of the crime at the time of the murder because of his fingerprints on the murder weapon and the surveillance footage placing him nearby.
The author constructed his argument syllogistically, leading readers to the conclusion he intended.
The student was praised for answering the question syllogistically.
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