syllogistical

English

Adjective

syllogistical (comparative more syllogistical, superlative most syllogistical)

  1. syllogistic
    • 1828, Thomas Hood, “The Logicians”, in The Portfolio, of Amusement and Instruction, in History, Science, Literature, the Fine Arts, &c., number 110, page 385:
      See here two cavillers,
      Would-be unravellers
      Of abstruse theory and questions mystical,
      In tete-a-tete,
      And deep debate,
      Wrangling according to forms syllogistical.
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