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logic-tight adjective. Describes an opinion or stance that is impervious to logical argument.

Example Citation:
"[New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani] has been lulled by a white majority into what psychologists call the logic-tight compartment that says: 'I am right and no other opinion can enter here.'"
—Bill Tatum, The New York Amsterdam News

Subject Category:
Sociology - General

Posted on November 1, 1997 at 11:38 PM


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