syllogize
/ˈsɪləɡaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to infer or deduce a conclusion from premises, especially by reasoning in the manner of a syllogism
“The philosopher was able to syllogize the correct answer from the given information.”
2. verb
to draw an unwarranted or hasty conclusion
“She was quick to syllogize the situation, but it turned out to be a misjudgment.”
3. noun
the act of inferring or deducing a conclusion from premises
“The syllogize of the argument was convincing, but the conclusion was flawed.”