verb (used without object), verb (used with object), syl·lo·gized, syl·lo·giz·ing.
Also, especially British, syl·lo·gise.
Origin: 1375–1425; late Middle English silogysen <
Late Latin syllogizāre <
Greek syllogízesthai to reason, equivalent to
syl- syl- +
logízesthai to reckon, infer, equivalent to
lóg(
os) discourse (see
logos) +
-izesthai -ize Related forms syl·lo·gi·za·tion, noun
syl·lo·giz·er, noun
non·syl·lo·giz·ing, adjective
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Syllogizer
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