Analogal

/əˈnæləɡəl/ adjective

Definition

Relating to or of the nature of an analogy; showing similarity or correspondence between things that are otherwise different.

Etymology

From Greek 'analogia' (proportion) + English '-al' (relating to). This rare term developed in logic and philosophy.

Kelly Says

An 'analogal' argument uses analogy to make a point—like saying 'the internet is a highway' to help people understand how data moves, which is why analogal thinking is powerful for teaching!

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