Associations to the word «Logician»
Noun
- Mathematician
- Philosopher
- Logic
- Semantics
- Predicate
- Fallacy
- Aristotle
- Inference
- Theologian
- Bertrand
- Linguist
- Semantic
- Paradox
- Reasoning
- Psychologist
- Willard
- Axiom
- Sanders
- Proposition
- Negation
- Montague
- Calculus
- Kant
- Philo
- Mathematic
- Saul
- Kurt
- Economist
- Universal
- Thinker
- Supposition
- Connotation
- Socrates
- Theorem
- Scientist
- Liar
- Augustus
- Rhetoric
- Dramatist
- Curry
- Physicist
- Sherwood
- Argument
- Russell
- Theorist
- Astronomer
- Philosophy
- Guido
- Mathematics
- Orator
- Yves
- Comprehension
- Alfred
- Treatise
- Polish
- Utterance
- Premise
- Adjective
- Gale
- Particular
- Watts
- Cognition
- Induction
- Sentence
- Notation
- Validity
- Grammar
- Ga
- Puzzle
- Natural
- Friedman
- Conclusion
- Distinction
- Scholar
- Names
- Warsaw
- Theory
Adjective
Wiktionary
LOGICIAN, noun. A person who studies or teaches logic.
Dictionary definition
LOGICIAN, noun. A person skilled at symbolic logic.
Wise words
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