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View usage for: (riːzənd) adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]A reasoned discussion or argument is based on sensible reasons, rather than on an appeal to people's emotions. [approval] Abortion is an issue which produces little reasoned argument. Synonyms: sensible, clear, logical, systematic More Synonyms of reasoned reasoned in British English (ˈriːzənd) adjectivewell thought-out or well presented a reasoned explanation Derived forms reasonedly (ˈreasonedly) adverb Examples of 'reasoned' in a sentencereasoned It was unlikely Cratyn would try to use her men in battle, she reasoned.One more step forward, Lirael reasoned, wouldn't make a difference. In other languagesreasoned British English: reasoned ADJECTIVE A reasoned discussion or argument is based on sensible reasons, rather than on an appeal to people's emotions. Their opinions are not based on reasoned argument. - American English: reasoned
- Brazilian Portuguese: fundamentado
- Chinese: 理由充分的
- European Spanish: razonado
- French: rationnel
- German: durchdacht
- Italian: ponderato
- Japanese: 筋の通った
- Korean: 이성에 의거한
- European Portuguese: fundamentado
- Latin American Spanish: razonado
All related terms of 'reasoned'Definition well thought out or well presented a reasoned approach Synonyms clear systematic well-thought-out well-presented well-expressed Additional synonymsDefinition having or showing good judgment The President authorizes the judicious use of military force. Synonyms sensible, considered, reasonable, discerning, sound, politic, acute, informed, diplomatic, careful, wise, cautious, rational, sober, discriminating, thoughtful, discreet, sage, enlightened, shrewd, prudent, sane, skilful, astute, expedient, circumspect, well-advised, well-judged, sagacious (formal), sapient (ironic) Definition reasonable because of facts or events There was a logical explanation. Synonyms reasonable, obvious, sensible, most likely, natural, necessary, wise, plausible, judicious- reason for living
- reason with someone
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- reasoning
- reassess
- reassure
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- reason with someone
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