A use of logic that impedes the correct understanding of a matter. Often employed by politicians.
Saying you took out the trash on Monday, when you took it out on a Monday three weeks earlier. While the statement is true in itself, it is false in the proper context.
by Calibrae May 4, 2012
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A statement which makes no sense on a literal level, but contains an accidental element of reasonability; dislodged logic.
(From real life)

Two bulimics are discussing their next binge.

B1: I can't be bothered cooking.

B2: Neither can I. Let's rent a pizza.

B1: Lol! That has a certain dislogic to it.
by Ozymoron January 12, 2010
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