logical
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate Oxford US //ˈɫɑdʒɪkəɫ// UK //lˈɒdʒɪkəl// log·i·cal
adj. reasonable and sensible based on facts. You use this to describe an idea or plan that follows clear rules and makes sense.
adj. characterised by or capable of clear, sound reasoning. In computing and philosophy, it describes a sequence or structure that follows the formal principles of valid inference.
It is the logical choice for our team.
The detective followed a logical process to identify the suspect based on the evidence found at the scene.
While the proposal seemed radical at first, its logical consistency with the company's long-term fiscal goals eventually won over the board of directors.
From logic + -al.
Usage
Often used to describe arguments, conclusions, or the sequential steps of a computer program.