Definition of arational in English:

arational

adjective eɪˈraʃ(ə)n(ə)lāˈraSHənl

Not based on or governed by logical reasoning.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's not so much irrational as arational in my reading.
- According to him, clarity is an essential aspect of the arational structure of consciousness.
- It is worth noting that philosophers have themselves been the ones to spill much ink over the role that may be played by arational factors in science.
- They had difficulty in dealing with how business was actually done, and in particular with the arational, human realities of the organization including their own emotional involvement.
- The first is that I explicitly admit that is an unjustified, foundational, non-contingent, arational belief.
- Suppose that, instead of picking one over the other, the agent realizes that performing arational actions is something s/he wants to avoid.
- Since absolute value judgments are necessarily arational, anything can be called absolutely good and anything can be seen as a cause of guilt.
- Evaluating irrational and arational decisions based on our emotions with mathematics may be impossible.
- The body of arational knowledge within the organisation must be recognised by the researcher.

Definition of arational in US English:

arational

adjectiveāˈraSHənl

Not based on or governed by reason.
Example sentencesExamples
- According to him, clarity is an essential aspect of the arational structure of consciousness.
- They had difficulty in dealing with how business was actually done, and in particular with the arational, human realities of the organization including their own emotional involvement.
- Suppose that, instead of picking one over the other, the agent realizes that performing arational actions is something s/he wants to avoid.
- Evaluating irrational and arational decisions based on our emotions with mathematics may be impossible.
- It is worth noting that philosophers have themselves been the ones to spill much ink over the role that may be played by arational factors in science.
- Since absolute value judgments are necessarily arational, anything can be called absolutely good and anything can be seen as a cause of guilt.
- The first is that I explicitly admit that is an unjustified, foundational, non-contingent, arational belief.
- It's not so much irrational as arational in my reading.
- The body of arational knowledge within the organisation must be recognised by the researcher.

单词	arational
释义	Definition of arational in English: arational adjective eɪˈraʃ(ə)n(ə)lāˈraSHənl Not based on or governed by logical reasoning. Example sentencesExamples It's not so much irrational as arational in my reading. According to him, clarity is an essential aspect of the arational structure of consciousness. It is worth noting that philosophers have themselves been the ones to spill much ink over the role that may be played by arational factors in science. They had difficulty in dealing with how business was actually done, and in particular with the arational, human realities of the organization including their own emotional involvement. The first is that I explicitly admit that is an unjustified, foundational, non-contingent, arational belief. Suppose that, instead of picking one over the other, the agent realizes that performing arational actions is something s/he wants to avoid. Since absolute value judgments are necessarily arational, anything can be called absolutely good and anything can be seen as a cause of guilt. Evaluating irrational and arational decisions based on our emotions with mathematics may be impossible. The body of arational knowledge within the organisation must be recognised by the researcher. Definition of arational in US English: arational adjectiveāˈraSHənl Not based on or governed by reason. Example sentencesExamples According to him, clarity is an essential aspect of the arational structure of consciousness. They had difficulty in dealing with how business was actually done, and in particular with the arational, human realities of the organization including their own emotional involvement. Suppose that, instead of picking one over the other, the agent realizes that performing arational actions is something s/he wants to avoid. Evaluating irrational and arational decisions based on our emotions with mathematics may be impossible. It is worth noting that philosophers have themselves been the ones to spill much ink over the role that may be played by arational factors in science. Since absolute value judgments are necessarily arational, anything can be called absolutely good and anything can be seen as a cause of guilt. The first is that I explicitly admit that is an unjustified, foundational, non-contingent, arational belief. It's not so much irrational as arational in my reading. The body of arational knowledge within the organisation must be recognised by the researcher.
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