1. existing or operating outside the bounds of logic; not governed by or derived from logical principles
Usage: formal; chiefly academic or philosophical

Examples

• The artist's creative process was largely extralogical, driven by intuition rather than systematic reasoning.
• Some philosophers argue that ethical judgments are extralogical in nature.
• The decision seemed extralogical to the engineers, who preferred data-driven approaches.
• Emotional responses can be extralogical, bypassing rational deliberation entirely.
• The committee's choice appeared extralogical given the evidence presented.