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Synonym for reason [verb]

The synonym reason synonymous definition words:
means "speech"
argue, dispute, debate, contend, convince, persuade, influence, discuss
- conjugate verb reason
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reason [verb]

means "activity"
think, contemplate, infer, deliberate, reflect, analyse, examine, rationalise, rationalize

reason [noun]

means "mental condition"
rationalism, common sense, intellect, logic, intelligence, judgement, understanding, discernment, sanity, mind, acumen

reason [noun]

means "language"
explanation, justification, rationalisation, rationalization, excuse, rationale, ratiocination

reason [noun]

means "aim"
objective, incentive, intention, motive, purpose, impetus, design
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account [noun]

means "motive"
ground, consideration, grounds, excuse, purpose, reason

apprehension [noun]

means "understanding"
perception, intelligence, comprehension, grasp, perspicacity, reason

argue [verb]

means "speech"
hold, reason
- conjugate verb argue

argument [noun]

means "evidence"
reasoning, logic, proof, explanation, reason, justification

cause [noun]

means "aim"
purpose, reason, objective, end, motive, goal

conclude [verb]

means "reach a conclusion"
deduce, infer, gather, reason, assume, presume
- conjugate verb conclude
- translate conclude

debate [verb]

means "activity"
deliberate, moot, argue, reason, consider
- conjugate verb debate

deduce [verb]

means "reach a conclusion"
conclude, infer, gather, reason, assume, presume
- conjugate verb deduce

design [noun]

means "view"
reason, notion, aim, thought, end, intent

end [noun]

means "aim"
reason, design, drift, intent, intention, object

explanation [noun]

means "rationalization"
rationalisation, definition, reason, interpretation, justification, key

extenuation [noun]

means "apology"
excuse, absolution, reason, defence, justification, plea

factor [noun]

means "consideration"
reason, item, influence, bias

figure [verb]

means "activity"
think, suppose, comprehend, reason, master, opine
- conjugate verb figure

ground [noun]

means "cause"
base, basis, foundation, motive, premise, reason

grounds [noun]

means "basis"
cause, factor, foundation, motive, premise, reason

incentive [noun]

means "objective"
aim, reason, intention, motive, purpose, impetus

induction [noun]

means "reasoning"
reason

infer [verb]

means "deduce"
conclude, induce, reason, gather, presume, conjecture
- conjugate verb infer

inference [noun]

means "deduction"
supposition, reason, judgment, illation

inference [noun]

means "conclusion"
deduction, reason, judgment, decision, corollary, illation

intelligence [noun]

means "mentality"
aptitude, discernment, acumen, sense, reason, understanding

logic [noun]

means "rationalism"
common sense, intellect, reason, intelligence, judgement, understanding

mind [noun]

means "mental condition"
sanity, reason

mind [noun]

means "character trait"
intellect, intelligence, reason, sense, understanding, memory

motive [noun]

means "subject"
reason

object [noun]

means "aim"
intention, motivation, intent, motive, purpose, reason

opine [verb]

means "think"
suppose, comprehend, reason, master, figure
- conjugate verb opine

perspicacity [noun]

means "understanding"
perception, intelligence, comprehension, grasp, apprehension, reason

place [noun]

means "event"
occasion, cause, ground, opportunity, reason, circumstances

plead [verb]

means "argue"
debate, respond, persuade, reason
- conjugate verb plead

psyche [noun]

means "mind"
reason, understanding, soul, consciousness, intellect

rationale [noun]

means "explanation"
justification, rationalisation, rationalization, excuse, reason, ratiocination

rationalisation [noun]

means "explanation"
rationalization, definition, reason, interpretation, justification, key

rationalization [noun]

means "rationalisation"
explanation, definition, reason, interpretation, justification, key

reasonableness [noun]

means "common sense"
intelligence, prudence, reason, sanity, comprehension

root [noun]

means "foundation"
reason
- translate root

sake [noun]

means "consequence"
purpose, motive, principle, result, reason, objective

sanity [noun]

means "common sense"
intelligence, prudence, reason, reasonableness, comprehension

score [noun]

means "purpose"
motive, reason, ground, consideration
- translate score

sense [noun]

means "mental condition"
reason, intellect, knowledge, reasoning, intelligence, brains

soul [noun]

means "mental condition"
mind, reason, understanding, psyche, consciousness, intellect

talk about [verb]

means "debate"
reason
- conjugate verb talk about

thinking [noun]

means "rationalization"
rationalisation, thought, reasoning, reflection, reason, judgment

view [noun]

means "purpose"
aim, object, intent, reason, intention, end

wit [noun]

means "mental condition"
intelligence, intellect, reason, sagacity, sense, understanding

reasonable [adjective]

means "rational"
sound, intelligent, sane, sober, conscious, thoughtful, percipient

reasonable [adjective]

means "moderate"
tolerable

reasonable [adjective]

means "just"
fair, equitable, right, sensible, wise, rational, impartial

reasonably [object]

means "adequately"
fairly, quite, amply, abundantly, enough, just, tolerably

reasoning [noun]

means "thinking"
inference, deduction, thought, motivation, rationale

reasoning [adjective]

means "analytical"
logical, balanced, rational, intelligent, judicious, sensible

agreeable [adjective]

means "acceptable"
reasonable, in accord with, amenable, fair, satisfactory

appropriately [object]

means "well"
reasonably, suitably, properly, judiciously

brains [noun]

means "reason"
intellect, knowledge, reasoning, intelligence, sense, mind
- translate brains

common sense [adjective]

means "sensible"
rational, reasonable, sagacious, sound, wise, judicious

concluding [noun]

means "inferring"
deduction, reasoning, summarising

conscious [adjective]

means "aware"
attentive, knowing, sentient, rational, reasoning, sensible

consequent [adjective]

means "logical"
reasonable, consistent, understandable, inferential

convincing [adjective]

means "persuasive"
reasoning

deduction [noun]

means "inferring"
concluding, reasoning

economical [adjective]

means "inexpensive"
cheap, low, reasonable, fair, moderate

efficiently [object]

means "realistically"
clearly, practically, reasonably, sensibly

enough [object]

means "quantity"
adequately, fairly, quite, amply, abundantly, reasonably

excusable [adjective]

means "forgivable"
understandable, justifiable, pardonable, defensible, reasonable, permissible

expostulate [verb]

means "dissuade"
reason with, object, inveigh against, remonstrate, oppose
- conjugate verb expostulate

fair [object]

means "effect"
favourably, auspiciously, reasonably, justly
- translate fair

fair [adjective]

means "quality"
average, mediocre, ordinary, middling, passable, reasonable
- translate fair

fairly [adjective]

means "property"
equitably, honestly, justly, honourably, reasonably, impartially

fairly [adjective]

means "manner"
reasonably, moderately, adequately

inexpensive [adjective]

means "economical"
cheap, low, reasonable, fair, moderate

insight [noun]

means "understanding"
recognition, perception, sense, discernment, awareness, reasonableness

intelligent [adjective]

means "rational"
logical, reasonable, sound, sensible

intelligible [adjective]

means "sane"
rational, reasonable, lucid, understandable, normal

judicious [adjective]

means "sensible"
rational, reasonable, sagacious, sound, wise, common sense

legitimate [adjective]

means "regular"
reasonable, sensible, valid, logical, proper, correct

logical [adjective]

means "rational"
intelligent, reasonable, sound, sensible

low [adjective]

means "cost"
cheap, inexpensive, economical, reasonable, low cost, popular

lucid [adjective]

means "sane"
rational, reasonable, intelligible, understandable, normal

mentality [noun]

means "intelligence"
intellect, brain, wit, mind, reasoning, comprehension

modest [adjective]

means "cost"
moderate, reasonable, inexpensive, economical, cheap

normal [adjective]

means "mental condition"
sane, lucid, wholesome, rational, reasonable, right

practically [object]

means "realistically"
clearly, efficiently, reasonably, sensibly

pragmatic [adjective]

means "rational"
reasoning, reasonable, sensible, logical, thinking, intelligent

rather [object]

means "amount"
somewhat, to some extent, fairly, moderately, reasonably, pretty

realistically [object]

means "practically"
clearly, efficiently, reasonably, sensibly

right [adjective]

means "mental condition"
sane, normal, rational, sound, reasonable, wise

sane [adjective]

means "logical"
intelligent, reasonable, judicious, sagacious, wise, discerning

sense [noun]

means "perception"
understanding, recognition, insight, discernment, awareness, reasonableness

sober [adjective]

means "character trait"
calm, collected, composed, controlled, rational, reasonable

somewhat [object]

means "rather"
to some extent, fairly, moderately, reasonably, pretty, quite

sound [adjective]

means "behaviour"
sensible, judicious, rational, reasonable, just, sane

speculative [adjective]

means "cogitative"
reasoning, pensive, meditative, contemplative, reflective, thoughtful

thinking [adjective]

means "rational"
reasoning, reasonable, sensible, logical, pragmatic, intelligent

tolerable [adjective]

means "average"
mediocre, ordinary, middling, passable, reasonable, fair

tolerably [object]

means "adequately"
fairly, quite, amply, abundantly, reasonably, just

warranted [adjective]

means "regular"
reasonable, sensible, valid, logical, proper, correct

well [object]

means "property"
appropriately, reasonably, suitably, properly, judiciously

wise [adjective]

means "character trait"
judicious, sagacious, rational, reasonable, sensible, prudent
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