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Mathemalogical

"Mathemalogical" is an adjective used to describe a type of thinking or problem-solving that combines mathematical reasoning and logical reasoning. This approach involves applying mathematical concepts and operations in a logical and systematic way to solve problems, as well as using logical reasoning to find new and innovative solutions to mathematical problems. Mathemalogical thinking requires both creative and analytical skills to approach problems from multiple angles and find efficient solutions.
He used the mathemalogical inadequacies of the teacher to his advantage.
Mathemalogical by 56324784623897 March 18, 2023
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Mathemagical 

When a teacher is explaining complex maths and then suddenly comes up with an answer
Stoner 1: "How did Sir do that?"
Stoner 2: "That shit was mathemagical."
Mathemagical by xhenersx January 6, 2013
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Mathemagical 

/máthimájikal/ adj. of or pertaining to or of the nature of a phenomenon that which can only be explained by a combination of mathematics and supernatural theory. Most commonly occurring in card games, such as euchre, poker, go-fish...etc.
Now fucking way, that was a mathemagical card on the river!
She had a mathemagical draw to win the go-fish game.
Mathemagical by Smitty369 August 30, 2010

Mathemagical 

When logical reasoning is corrupted by lack of knowledge.
Mathematically your logic has been warped by mathemagical reflections of ill formed thought and unreasonable reason to such degree as to levitate and disguise it's very essence with a cloak of ignorant invisibility.
Mathemagical by Splorkinton May 11, 2015

mathalogical 

a word corbin dawes and hannah rose made up
corbin and hannah created the word mathalogical
mathalogical by corbinhd5 October 6, 2020

Mathalogical 

To be based completely on math rationale for why something is the way it is.
That is mathalogically not possible.
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