How to verbify "logic" [duplicate]

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How about logicalize? From M-W:

logicalize: logicize

logicize: to make logical : convert to logical form, e.g. logicized the argument

While logicalize is obviously similar to @Noah's answer, "to logicalize a conversation" seems a natural way to describe "the turning of a conversation into a logical conversation".


I think "logicize" may be the correct word.

This dictionary.com entry seems to back that idea up (https://www.dictionary.com/browse/logicize)

The definition states "to make logical; give logical form to".

The definition could be talking about the application of logic abstractly or to something specific.

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