Logically
Logically adverb - According to logical reasoning.
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Specifically and logically are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Specifically" instead an adverb "Logically".
Specifically
Specifically adverb - In regard to something mentioned explicitly or in detail.
Logically and specifically are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Logically" instead an adverb "Specifically".
Both words in one sentence
- Specifically, a huge solar storm hit space stations transmitting tv signals at a time when eighty percent of Earth's population was watching the world cup final, and so logically, their tv's fried them Awesome, but Impractical: the series breathes this.
- Specifically, a huge solar storm hit space stations transmitting tv signals at a time when eighty percent of Earth's population was watching the world cup final, and so logically, their tv's fried them
Source: Apocalypse How / Class 2 - In the Doctor Who episode In The Forest Of The Night, upon finding herself lost in the forest, Clara specifically notes that she's having a different type of fear reaction from what the situation logically warrants (and she's been in enough life-or-death situations to know what she's talking about).
Source: Primal Fear
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