Logically
Logically adverb - According to logical reasoning.
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Utterly and logically are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Utterly" instead an adverb "Logically".
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Churchill overrides the British military to take the militarily/logically/common-sensically questionable but politically important step of stripping their army in Egypt of troops in order to reinforce Greece, only to be utterly defeated in their third hasty and incomplete evacuation of the war.
- Not only is there only a single, extremely subtle, clue towards this, but the vast majority of the manga contradicts it (most blatantly any time we see Hiro's thoughts, which outright bring things up that logically never happened) and the motive is utterly nonsensical.
Source: Asspull
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