to follow a logical order; to be a natural outcome; to make perfect sense
Meanings
2 senses · 5 examplesidiom
to follow a logical order and achieve success; to do things methodically
literaryUsed to describe a methodical and logical approach to writing or doing tasks that leads to a smooth and successful outcome.
This article has a clear structure and flows logically, making it very pleasant to read.
He is very methodical in his work, so the projects are always completed smoothly and logically.
idiom
to be a natural and logical consequence; to make perfect sense
literaryUsed to describe a situation or outcome that seems logical and inevitable given the circumstances.
He studied very hard, so it was only natural that he got into a good university.
Since both sides have the willingness to cooperate, signing the contract is a natural next step.
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She is highly capable and has rich experience, so her promotion is perfectly justified.