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logical ~ reasonable

“Logical” (adjective) means ‘in accordance with the science of reasoning (logic); having the ability to think and make out meanings or the existence of things and issues correctly’,

e.g.

Your argument is logical but I must consult my superiors before offering you any help.

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“Reasonable” (adjective) means ‘having ordinary sense of clear thinking; fair; not very much’,

e.g.

It is very reasonable to ask for more pay when the work is more.

The shop keeper charged us reasonable prices.

{‘Logical’ is a formal or high standard word and ‘reasonable’ is an ordinary word.  Therefore, care should be taken not to use ‘logical’ in simple or ordinary expressions.}

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