Reason синонимы на английском

What is another word for Reason?

  • cause

    intention, event

  • intellect

    mind, sense

  • understanding

    sense, mind

  • sense

    character trait, sane

  • motive

    cause, intention

  • ground

    cause, purpose

  • mind

    sense, mental condition

  • justification

    explanation, true

  • argument

    explanation, intention

  • sanity

    sense, mental condition

  • rationale

    intention, cause

  • occasion

    intention, motive

  • conclude

    deduce, calculate

  • reasonableness

    common sense, mental analysis

  • rationality

    sense, mental analysis

  • excuse

    explanation, motive

  • explanation

    language, rationalisation

  • argue

    speech, debate

  • grounds

    cause, motive

  • basis

    cause, true

  • account

    motive, subject

  • logic

    evidence, rationalism

  • intelligence

    understanding, mind

  • reasoning

    rationality, rationalization

  • infer

    deduce, activity

  • ratiocination

    language, explanation

  • deduce

    calculate, reach a conclusion

  • wit

    mind, intellect

  • motivation

    motive, start

  • think

    activity, calculate

  • rationalization

    explanation, reasoning

  • foundation

    basis, true

  • purpose

    subject, aim

  • incentive

    aim, objective

  • case

    justification, explanation for an action

  • wisdom

    good sense, mental analysis

  • persuade

    speech, argue

  • intention

    view, aim

  • brains

    intelligence, mental analysis

  • gather

    deduce, reach a conclusion

Use filters to view other words, we have 2602 synonyms for reason.

Synonyms for reason

WiktionaryRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

  1. reasonnoun

    To persuade by reasoning or argument.

    to reason one into a belief; to reason one out of his plan

    Synonyms:
    cause

  2. reasonnoun

    To overcome or conquer by adducing reasons.

    to reason down a passion

    Synonyms:
    motive, rationale

  3. reasonverb

    To find by logical process; to explain or justify by reason or argument.

    to reason out the causes of the librations of the moon

    Synonyms:
    excuse

English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:3.0 / 1 vote

  1. reasonverb

    To reason is to examine by means of the reason, to prove by reasoning, or to influence or seek to influence others by reasoning or reasons. Persons may contend either from mere ill will or self-interest, or from the highest motives; «That ye should earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered to the saints,» Jude 3. To argue (Latin arguo, show) is to make a matter clear by reasoning; to discuss (Latin dis, apart, and quatio, shake) is, etymologically, to shake it apart for examination and analysis. Demonstrate strictly applies to mathematical or exact reasoning; prove may be used in the same sense, but is often applied to reasoning upon matters of fact by what is called probable evidence, which can give only moral and not absolute or mathematical certainty. To demonstrate is to force the mind to a conclusion by irresistible reasoning; to prove is rather to establish a fact by evidence; as, to prove one innocent or guilty. That which has been either demonstrated or proved so as to secure general acceptance is said to be established. Reason is a neutral word, not, like argue, debate, discuss, etc., naturally or necessarily implying contest. We reason about a matter by bringing up all that reason can give us on any side. A dispute may be personal, fractious, and petty; a debate is formal and orderly; if otherwise, it becomes a mere wrangle.

    Synonyms:
    argue, contend, controvert, debate, demonstrate, discuss, dispute, establish, prove, question, wrangle

    Preposition:
    We reason with a person about a subject, for or against an opinion; we reason a person into or out of a course of action; or we may reason down an opponent or opposition; one reasons from a cause to an effect.

  2. reasonnoun

    While the cause of any event, act, or fact, as commonly understood, is the power that makes it to be, the reason of or for it is the explanation given by the human mind; but reason is, in popular language, often used as equivalent to cause, especially in the sense of final cause. In the statement of any reasoning, the argument may be an entire syllogism, or the premises considered together apart from the conclusion, or in logical strictness the middle term only by which the particular conclusion is connected with the general statement. But when the reasoning is not in strict logical form, the middle term following the conclusion is called the reason; thus in the statement «All tyrants deserve death; Cæsar was a tyrant; Therefore Cæsar deserved death,» «Cæsar was a tyrant» would in the strictest sense be called the argument; but if we say «Cæsar deserved death because he was a tyrant,» the latter clause would be termed the reason. Compare CAUSE; REASON, v.; MIND; REASONING.

    Synonyms:
    account, aim, argument, cause, consideration, design, end, end, ground, motive, object, principle, purpose

    Preposition:
    The reason of a thing that is to be explained; the reason for a thing that is to be done.

Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:5.0 / 2 votes

  1. reasonnoun

    Synonyms:
    ground, account, cause, explanation, motive, proof, apology, understanding, reasoning, rationality, right, propriety, justice, order, object, sake, purpose

    Antonyms:
    pretext, pretence, misinterpretation, falsification, misconception, disproof, unreasonableness, absurdity, fallacy, irrationality, wrong, unreason, impropriety, unfairness, folly, aimlessness, unaccountableness

  2. reasonverb

    Synonyms:
    debate, discuss, argue, infer, deduce, conclude

Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:1.0 / 1 vote

  1. reason, groundnoun

    a rational motive for a belief or action

    «the reason that war was declared»; «the grounds for their declaration»

    Synonyms:
    ground, priming coat, intellect, primer, cause, background, reasonableness, undercoat, basis, grounds, solid ground, dry land, primer coat, footing, land, priming, soil, rationality, flat coat, understanding, earth, terra firma

  2. reasonnoun

    an explanation of the cause of some phenomenon

    «the reason a steady state was never reached was that the back pressure built up too slowly»

    Synonyms:
    cause, grounds, ground, intellect, understanding, reasonableness, rationality

  3. reason, understanding, intellectnoun

    the capacity for rational thought or inference or discrimination

    «we are told that man is endowed with reason and capable of distinguishing good from evil»

    Synonyms:
    intellect, rationality, savvy, apprehension, discernment, cause, grounds, reasonableness, intellectual, agreement, ground, mind, sympathy, understanding

  4. rationality, reason, reasonablenessnoun

    the state of having good sense and sound judgment

    «his rationality may have been impaired»; «he had to rely less on reason than on rousing their emotions»

    Synonyms:
    tenability, intellect, rationality, moderateness, modestness, rationalness, grounds, reasonableness, tenableness, ground, cause, understanding

  5. cause, reason, groundsnoun

    a justification for something existing or happening

    «he had no cause to complain»; «they had good reason to rejoice»

    Synonyms:
    ground, suit, intellect, causal agency, yard, crusade, drive, effort, causa, evidence, case, campaign, reasonableness, movement, curtilage, rationality, grounds, lawsuit, understanding, cause, causal agent

  6. reasonverb

    a fact that logically justifies some premise or conclusion

    «there is reason to believe he is lying»

    Synonyms:
    cause, grounds, ground, intellect, understanding, reasonableness, rationality

  7. reason, reason out, concludeverb

    decide by reasoning; draw or come to a conclusion

    «We reasoned that it was cheaper to rent than to buy a house»

    Synonyms:
    conclude, resolve, reason out, argue, close

  8. argue, reasonverb

    present reasons and arguments

    Synonyms:
    reason out, indicate, debate, conclude, fence, argue, contend

  9. reasonverb

    think logically

    «The children must learn to reason»

    Synonyms:
    conclude, reason out, argue

Matched Categories

    • Explanation
    • Justification
    • Present
    • Rational Motive
    • Sanity
    • Think

Editors ContributionRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

  1. predicate

    predicate can imply reasoning

    the reason or predicate for investigation him was because of his involvement in the cover up.

    Submitted by anonymous on August 16, 2020  

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:5.0 / 1 vote

  1. reasonnoun

    Synonyms:
    intellect, mind, sense, understanding, rational faculty, thinking principle, intellectual powers or faculties, discursive power or faculty

  2. reasonnoun

    Synonyms:
    cause, ground, principle, motive, consideration, account, efficient cause

  3. reasonnoun

    Synonyms:
    design, purpose, end, object, aim, final cause

  4. reasonnoun

    Synonyms:
    argument, reasoning, chain of reasoning, process of reasoning

  5. reasonnoun

    Synonyms:
    reasonableness, wisdom, common sense, good sense, right or just view

  6. reasonnoun

    Synonyms:
    theory, exposition, rationale

  7. reasonverb

    Synonyms:
    draw conclusions, draw inferences, make deductions

  8. reasonverb

    Synonyms:
    argue, debate, dispute, chop logic, try conclusions, bandy words or arguments, hold or carry on an argument

Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated WordsRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

  1. reasonnoun

    Synonyms:
    motive, consideration, design, purpose, rationality, logic, account

    Associated words:
    dialectics, logic, syllogism, premises, conclusion

  2. reasonverb

    Synonyms:
    ratiocinate, syllogize, argue, remonstrate, expostulate

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:0.0 / 0 votes

  1. List of paraphrases for «reason»:

    reasons, right, cause, raison, result, ground, motive, grounds, basis, justification, rationale, motif, occasion, virtue, sense, explanation, motivation, floor, talk, why, account, purpose, argument

Suggested Resources

  1. reason

    Song lyrics by reason — Explore a large variety of song lyrics performed by reason on the Lyrics.com website.

How to pronounce reason?

How to say reason in sign language?

How to use reason in a sentence?

  1. Valerie Bertinelli:

    I know this weight is protecting me right now, and when I get healthier internally and emotionally that weight will come off, because I know I’m treating my body better. I’m drinking less alcohol, I’m eating less sugar, I’m putting more vegetables in my body, but my body is doing this for a reason … because it needs protection.

  2. Michael Gulick:

    I really was just fed up and demanded that my hospital do better and do right for us, especially when we saw blatant signs that there’s no reason why there should be a shortage.

  3. Tzvi Kahn:

    There is very little reason to trust Iran, iran has repeatedly accelerated its nuclear program during that time as negotiations were taking place … there is little reason to assume automatically that we can trust it in the future.

  4. Mark Twain:

    Politicians and diapers must be changed often, and for the same reason.

  5. Mawlawi Shahabudding Delawar:

    What we have seen is a deteriorating security situation on the ground, no questions about that, that The Taliban continues to take district centers… I am not in a position to quantify or validate what their assessment is, it is concerning and it is all the more reason, as the President said yesterday, for us to want to see a political solution and an end to this fighting.


Translations for reason

From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary

  • عقلArabic
  • аҡылBashkir
  • raonar, raóCatalan, Valencian
  • rozumCzech
  • ræsonnere, overveje, slutte, fornuftDanish
  • Verstand, Grund, Vernunft, IntellektGerman
  • λόγος, λογικήGreek
  • raciecoEsperanto
  • razónSpanish
  • عقلPersian
  • järki, pohtia, kohtuus, järkeillä, tekosyy, syyFinnish
  • raisonFrench
  • réasún, ábhar, fáthIrish
  • razónGalician
  • סיבהHebrew
  • कारणHindi
  • értelem, okHungarian
  • motivo, argomentare, perché, causa, ragionare, ragioneItalian
  • 思慮, 理由Japanese
  • ಕಾರಣKannada
  • 이성Korean
  • ratioLatin
  • cēlonis, saprātsLatvian
  • rede, redenerenDutch
  • resonnere, fornuftig, diskutere, fornuft, overveieNorwegian
  • rasonOccitan
  • rozum, rozumować, przekonywaćPolish
  • argumentar, razão, causa, motivoPortuguese
  • rațiuneRomanian
  • по́вод, рассуждать, продумать, моти́в, причи́на, ра́зум, резо́нRussian
  • rȁzūmSerbo-Croatian
  • arësyetoj, arsyeAlbanian
  • förstånd, anledning, skälSwedish
  • sebepTurkish
  • 原因Chinese

Get even more translations for reason »

Translation

Find a translation for the reason synonym in other languages:

Select another language:

  • — Select —
  • 简体中文 (Chinese — Simplified)
  • 繁體中文 (Chinese — Traditional)
  • Español (Spanish)
  • Esperanto (Esperanto)
  • 日本語 (Japanese)
  • Português (Portuguese)
  • Deutsch (German)
  • العربية (Arabic)
  • Français (French)
  • Русский (Russian)
  • ಕನ್ನಡ (Kannada)
  • 한국어 (Korean)
  • עברית (Hebrew)
  • Gaeilge (Irish)
  • Українська (Ukrainian)
  • اردو (Urdu)
  • Magyar (Hungarian)
  • मानक हिन्दी (Hindi)
  • Indonesia (Indonesian)
  • Italiano (Italian)
  • தமிழ் (Tamil)
  • Türkçe (Turkish)
  • తెలుగు (Telugu)
  • ภาษาไทย (Thai)
  • Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)
  • Čeština (Czech)
  • Polski (Polish)
  • Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)
  • Românește (Romanian)
  • Nederlands (Dutch)
  • Ελληνικά (Greek)
  • Latinum (Latin)
  • Svenska (Swedish)
  • Dansk (Danish)
  • Suomi (Finnish)
  • فارسی (Persian)
  • ייִדיש (Yiddish)
  • հայերեն (Armenian)
  • Norsk (Norwegian)
  • English (English)

Citation

Use the citation below to add these synonyms to your bibliography:

Are we missing a good synonym for reason?

Collins

  
      n  

1    apprehension, brains, comprehension, intellect, judgment, logic, mentality, mind, ratiocination, rationality, reasoning, sanity, sense(s), sound mind, soundness, understanding  

2    aim, basis, cause, design, end, goal, grounds, impetus, incentive, inducement, intention, motive, object, occasion, purpose, target, warrant, why and wherefore     (informal)  

3    apologia, apology, argument, case, defence, excuse, explanation, exposition, ground, justification, rationale, vindication  

4    bounds, limits, moderation, propriety, reasonableness, sense, sensibleness, wisdom  

5    in or within reason      in moderation, proper, reasonable, sensible, warrantable, within bounds, within limits  
      vb  

6    conclude, deduce, draw conclusions, infer, make out, ratiocinate, resolve, solve, syllogize, think, work out  

7      (with)
  
   with   argue, bring round     (informal)   debate, dispute, dissuade, expostulate, move, persuade, prevail upon, remonstrate, show (someone) the error of his ways, talk into or out of, urge, win over  
  
Antonyms     
  

1    emotion, feeling, instinct, sentiment  

English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus  

Collins

reason

     ( reasons    plural & 3rd person present)   ( reasoning    present participle)   ( reasoned    past tense & past participle  )

1       n-count   The reasonfor something is a fact or situation which explains why it happens or what causes it to happen.  
usu with supp, oft N for n, N to-inf  
There is a reason for every important thing that happens…, Who would have a reason to want to kill her?     

2       n-uncount   If you say that you have reasonto believe something or to have a particular emotion, you mean that you have evidence for your belief or there is a definite cause of your feeling.  
usu N to-inf  
They had reason to believe there could be trouble…, He had every reason to be upset…     

3       n-uncount   The ability that people have to think and to make sensible judgments can be referred to as reason.  
…a conflict between emotion and reason…     

4       verb   If you reasonthat something is true, you decide that it is true after thinking carefully about all the facts.  
I reasoned that changing my diet would lower my cholesterol level…      V that  
`Listen,’ I reasoned, `it doesn’t take a genius to figure out what Adam’s up to.’      V with quote  
  
  reasoned  

  
  reasoning  

5    If one thing happens by reason of another, it happens because of it.  
FORMAL  

by reason of      phrase   PHR n  
The boss retains enormous influence by reason of his position…     

6    If you try to make someone listen to reason, you try to persuade them to listen to sensible arguments and be influenced by them.  

listen to reason      phrase   V inflects  
The company’s top executives had refused to listen to reason.     

7    If you say that something happened or was done for no reason, for no good reason, or for no reason at all, you mean that there was no obvious reason why it happened or was done.  

for no reason/ for no reason at all      phrase   PHR with cl  
The guards, he said, would punch them for no reason…, For no reason at all the two men started to laugh.     

8    If a person or thing is someone’s reason for living or their reason for being, they are the most important thing in that person’s life.  

reason for living/reason for being      phrase   usu poss PHR  
Chloe is my reason for living.     

9    If you say that something happened or is true for some reason, you mean that you know it happened or is true, but you do not know why.  

for some reason      phrase   PHR with cl     (vagueness)
  
For some inexplicable reason she was attracted to Patrick.     

10    If you say that you will do anything within reason, you mean that you will do anything that is fair or reasonable and not too extreme.  

within reason      phrase   PHR with cl, n PHR  
I will take any job that comes along, within reason…     

11   
  
  rhyme or reason  

  
  rhyme  

  
  to see reason  

  
  see  

  
  it stands to reason  

  
  stand  
reason with      phrasal verb   If you try to reason with someone, you try to persuade them to do or accept something by using sensible arguments.  
I have watched parents trying to reason with their children and have never seen it work.      V P n  

Translation English Cobuild Collins Dictionary  

Collaborative Dictionary     English Thesaurus

brain fart

n.

temporary mental lapse or failure to reason correctly

[informal] Ex:’ What was the name of that actor? Damn! I’m having a brain fart!’

!

purpose

n.

the reason for which anything is done, created, or exists (le but)

footies

n.

informal name given to footwear items like socks, home foot covers or plastic foot covers used for hygienical reasons

everything but the kitchen sink

exp.

everything imaginable (possibly including the unnecessary ones) ; the phrase humorously evokes the image of someone who, for instance, would relocate, taking with him the entire contents of the house, except, for fairly obvious reasons, the kitchen sink!

Ex.: If I listened to you, we’d take everything but the kitchen sink. I remind you that we’re going on holiday for one week; we’re not relocating!

To add entries to your own vocabulary, become a member of Reverso community or login if you are already a member.
It’s easy and only takes a few seconds:

All synonyms in one line

absolution, account, acumen, aim, apprehension, en.synonym.one, aptitude, argument, base, basis, bias, brains, cause, circumstances, common sense, comprehension, conjecture, consciousness, consideration, contemplation, corollary, decision, deduction, defence, definition, design, en.synonym.one, discernment, drift, end, excuse, explanation, extenuation, fact, factor, footing, foundation, goal, grasp, ground, grounds, illation, impetus, incentive, induction, inference, influence, intellect, intelligence, intent, intention, interpretation, en.synonym.one, item, judgement, judgment, justification, key, knowledge, logic, lucidity, meaning, memory, mind, motivation, motive, notion, object, objective, occasion, opportunity, penetration, perception, perspicacity, place, plea, position, premise, principle, proof, prudence, psyche, purpose, ratiocination, rationale, rationalisation, rationalism, rationality, rationalization, reasonableness, reasoning, recall, recollection, reflection, result, root, sagacity, sake, sanity, score, sense, situation, solution, soul, supposition, thinking, thought, understanding, view, wisdom, wit, analyse, argue, assume, comprehend, conclude, en.synonym.one, conjecture, consider, contemplate, contend, convince, debate, deduce, deliberate, differ, discuss, dispute, examine, figure, gather, hold, induce, infer, influence, judge, master, en.synonym.one, moot, opine, persuade, plead, presume, rationalise, rationalize, reason out, reflect, respond, suppose, talk about, think.

Like the site?

This search took 0.0212 sec. Think how often you are looking for something to replace a word with? Probably often. Bookmark synonym.one to find synonyms, antonyms and meanings quickly. (press Ctrl + D on your keyboard).

Варианты (v1)

Варианты (v2)

  • reason [riːzn] сущ

    1. причинаж, поводм, причина того

      (cause, reason of that)

      • technical reason – техническая причина
      • main reason why – главная причина
      • most important reasons – главных причин
      • number of objective reasons – ряд объективных причин
      • following reason – следующая причина
      • formal reason – формальный повод
    2. рассудокм, разумм

      (mind)

      • voice of reason – голос рассудка
      • man’s reason – человеческий разум
      • critique of pure reason – критика чистого разума
    3. соображениеср

      (consideration)

      • reasons of national security – соображения государственной безопасности
    4. мотивм

      (motive)

      • serious reason – серьезный мотив
    5. доводм, резонм, аргументм

      (argument, sense)

      • compelling reason – неопровержимый довод
      • direct reason – прямой резон
    6. основаниеср, обоснованиеср

      (basis, justification)

    7. предпосылкаж

      (condition)

    8. предлогм

      (excuse)

  • reason [riːzn] гл

    1. рассуждать, размышлять, рассудить

      (argue, think, judge)

      • reason thus – рассуждать так
    2. аргументировать

      (argue)

  • reason [riːzn] нареч

    1. зачем-то

verb
рассуждать reason, discourse, hold forth, dissertate, dissert, descant
аргументировать argue, reason
размышлять reflect, meditate, think, ponder, contemplate, reason
убеждать urge, assure, convince, persuade, exhort, reason
уговаривать persuade, coax, reason, sell, win, blandish
доказывать prove, argue, demonstrate, show, establish, reason
делать вывод conclude, infer, deduce, draw a conclusion, reason, elicit
умозаключать reason, gather
обсуждать discuss, debate, consider, argue, deliberate, reason
умствовать philosophize, reason
noun
причина cause, reason, why, root, ground, account
повод occasion, reason, cause, rein, bridle, halter
основание base, basis, reason, bottom, foundation, ground
разум mind, reason, intellect, understanding, sense, brains
рассудок mind, reason, intellect, intelligence, brain, brains
довод argument, reason, plea, cause
резон reason
аргумент argument, reason, fact
мотив motive, tune, reason, cause, ground, air
соображение consideration, reason
благоразумие prudence, discretion, reason, reasonableness, policy
оправдание justification, excuse, acquittal, defense, vindication, reason
интеллект intelligence, intellect, mind, mentality, brains, reason
здравый рассудок reason
справедливость justice, equity, fairness, right, righteousness, reason
здравый ум sanity, reason

Предложения со словом «reason»

One reason is the stigma, with 63 percent of black Americans mistaking depression for a weakness.

Одна из причин — предрассудки; 63 процента афроамериканцев ошибочно принимают депрессию за слабость.

So what was the next reason why people move to cities?

Так зачем же ещё людям переезжать в города?

Now, what was the third reason why people move to cities?

Какая же третья причина , по которой люди едут в город?

The only reason to do it is to get more people to benefit from it.

Всё, чтобы больше людей смогли воспользоваться технологией.

So when it comes to reasons for studying physics, for example, here is the best reason I can think of: I think that each of us has three life-support systems.

Поэтому, когда речь идёт о том, зачем нам изучать физику, вот лучшая причина , которая приходит в голову: я думаю, что у каждого из нас три системы жизнеобеспечения.

Lying there facing death, he had a reason to live: love.

Когда он лежал там, перед лицом смерти, у отца была причина жить: любовь.

So that was the reason why I started Todai Robot Project, making an AI which passes the entrance examination of the University of Tokyo, the top university in Japan.

Это дало старт моему проекту Todai Robot, суть которого — создать робота, который сдаст вступительный экзамен в Токийский университет, самый лучший университет Японии.

Whatever the reason, we need a new way, and AfroBubbleGum is one approach.

Каковы бы ни были причины , нам нужен новый путь, и Афробубльгум — один из подходов к этому.

The reason is ageism: discrimination and stereotyping on the basis of age.

Ответ кроется в эйджизме — создании стереотипов и дискриминации по возрасту.

If you really want to know the truth, the only reason I got into art is because of a woman.

И если вы хотите знать правду, то я заинтересовался искусством только из — за женщины.

There is a reason why he is the highest in the composition here.

Есть причина , по которой этот человек — самый высокий в композиции.

There is a reason why the painter is showing us this gold necklace here.

Есть причина , по которой художник показывает нам золотое ожерелье.

The reason I care about this problem so much is I studied at a lab called the Persuasive Technology Lab at Stanford that taught [students how to recognize] exactly these techniques.

Меня это так беспокоит, потому что я занимался этим вопросом ещё в Стэнфорде, в лаборатории технологий убеждения, в которой студентов обучали этим техникам.

And in a rather innovative view — Madison never failed to innovate when he thought about anything — he said the reason that the press was so pro-Federalist is that the advertisers were all Federalists, because they were traders on the coasts who got their capital from Britain, which Federalism was in bed with.

И в довольно передовом ключе — Мэдисон всегда был склонен к новаторству, о чём бы он ни думал — он сказал, что пресса поддержала федералистов, потому что все рекламодатели были федералистами, ведь они торговали на побережьях, которые получали свои капиталы из Великобритании, с которой федералисты были заодно.

And the reason I built these tools is for moments like this.

И причина , по которой я создал те приборы, — ради таких моментов.

If I was to pinpoint any reason why I am successful, it is because I was and I am a loved child, now, a loved child with a lot of sass and sarcasm, but a loved child nonetheless.

Если бы мне пришлось точно указать причину того, почему я успешна, то это только потому что я была, да и сейчас я — любимый ребёнок, только теперь я любимый ребёнок, полный дерзости и сарказма, но несмотря на это, любимый ребёнок.

Those are precisely the reasons we should be helping refugees, not a reason not to help them.

Это как раз те причины , по которым мы должны им помочь, а не наоборот — отвергнуть.

And it’s a reason to help them because of what it says about us.

Это причины поддержать их, потому что так мы познáем себя.

The reason that refugees have rights around the world

Почему у беженцев имеются права во всём мире?

And the only reason I took my finger off the trigger was thanks to a few lucky coincidences.

Я убрал палец с курка только благодаря нескольким счастливым совпадениям.

And the reason they’re like that is that the need for shelter is so bound up with the human desire for beauty.

И причина , почему они так выглядят, в том, что необходимость в пристанище у людей тесно связана с жаждой прекрасного.

And along the way, glass became the default material of the high-rise city, and there’s a very powerful reason for that.

Кроме того, стекло стало стандартным материалом для строительства высотных зданий по достаточно веской причине .

One reason is, there is a massive amount of data.

Во — первых, собран огромный объём данных.

And all it took here was hours for these men to develop a completely new category of us, all of us in the trenches here on both sides, dying for no damn reason, and who is a them, those faceless powers behind the lines who were using them as pawns.

Всего за несколько часов эти люди превратились в новую категорию мы; есть мы, засевшие в этих окопах по обе стороны, погибающие без какой — либо причины , и есть они — представители безликой силы за линией фронта, которые используют нас как пешек.

The reason I laughed also was this was a man who not only was a Holocaust denier, but seemed quite proud of it.

В том числе я рассмеялась, потому что этот человек не только отрицал Холокост, но и, казалось, гордился этим.

But I was small when I was really young for whatever reason.

Но в раннем детстве я была маленькой по какой — то причине .

The only reason I am who I am is because of my losses.

Я стала тем, кем я стала, исключительно благодаря своим поражениям.

His fearless voice of reason was seen as a threat to the political establishment, and Joseph Stalin had him executed in 1929.

Его бесстрашный голос разума казался угрозой для политической элиты, и в 1929 году Иосиф Сталин расстрелял его.

But could a big reason for that be that we are not training our students right?

Но, Может Быть, Дело В Том, Что Мы Не Тому Учим Студентов?

It was part of the reason for the delay in their return.

Это стало одной из причин задержки расследования.

There’s no reason why we can’t measure racism if we put our minds to it.

Не вижу причин , почему мы не сможем оценить его, если зададимся такой целью.

And this brings us to the second reason why we aren’t paying proper attention to this issue.

И это подводит нас ко второй причине нашего равнодушия к этой теме.

However, we only see a few samples, and for that reason, there are an infinite number of possible images that are perfectly consistent with our telescope measurements.

Однако, у нас не много образцов, и по этой причине существует бесконечное множество возможных изображений, прекрасно сочетающихся с показаниями наших телескопов.

So I think those two issues would be the main reason.

Поэтому, я думаю, эти два факта и послужили основным мотивом.

And so I think that was a huge reason why Trump was elected.

Я думаю, это сыграло огромную роль в выборе Трампа президентом.

And I think his health care repeal will fail for that reason.

Именно поэтому эта затея с отменой страхования провалится.

Another reason why Trump became so popular: because he says what he thinks.

Ещё одна причина популярности Трампа: он говорит то, что думает.

It’s also about understanding what is important in breast milk so that we can deliver better formulas to moms who cannot or do not breastfeed for whatever reason.

Речь идёт о понимании того, что важно в грудном молоке, чтобы можно было создавать улучшенную смесь для тех мам, которые не могут кормить самостоятельно по разным причинам .

This question is also about averages in a way, because part of the reason why people are so frustrated with these national statistics, is they don’t really tell the story of who’s winning and who’s losing from national policy.

В некотором смысле это тоже касается средних величин, потому что одна из причин разочарования людей в общенациональной статистике — это то, что она не рассказывает, кто выигрывает и кто проигрывает от национальной политики.

Well, the reason that you wouldn’t want to do it, let me reassure you, is in order to interfere in the democratic processes of another country.

Я могу назвать причину , по которой вы не захотите, — и я это понимаю, — вы не хотите вмешиваться в дела другого государства.

You wake up one morning, however, and you discover that the reason there are no rules is because there’s no government, and there are no laws.

Просыпаетесь вы однажды утром и обнаруживаете, что причина отсутствия правил в том, что больше нет ни правительства, ни законов.

And the reason for this is displayed in this chest X-ray.

Причина видна на рентгенограмме грудной клетки.

And as a result, had loss of developmental milestones, neurologic milestones, and the reason for this problem is here — it’s called hydrocephalus.

И как результат, задержка в развитии, неврологические проблемы, а причина этого — в заболевании под названием гидроцефалия.

But the only reason they exist is because I made them up.

Но они есть лишь потому, что я cам их выдумал.

And I wanted to hide from the world I’d rejected for so long — people who had no reason at all to give me a second chance after a lifetime of antagonism.

И я хотела спрятаться от мира, который так долго отвергала — от людей, у которых не было никаких причин давать мне второй шанс после многих лет противостояния.

People had every reason to doubt my sincerity, but most of them didn’t.

У людей были все основания сомневаться в моей искренности, но они не сомневались.

And for some reason, he was like, Sure, why not?

И он почему — то ответил: Конечно, почему нет?

The remaining 30 or so roles, there’s no reason why those minor roles can’t match or reflect the demography of where the story is taking place.

Что касается оставшихся 30 ролей, непонятно, почему бы им не отразить демографическую ситуацию среды, где разворачивается история.

Now, there’s no reason why a network, a studio or a production company cannot adopt the same contractual language in their negotiation processes.

Непонятно, почему сеть, студия или продюссерская компания не могут вести переговоры на этом юридическом языке.

It’s the reason that Carter G.

Это причина создания Картером Г.

It’s the reason that we continue to celebrate Black History Month in the US every February.

Это причина , по которой мы празднуем Месяц негритянской истории в США каждый февраль.

I mean, it feels like we need a different kind of conversation, one that’s based on — I don’t know, on reason, listening, on understanding, on a broader context.

Мне кажется, что нам нужен качественно новый диалог, который будет строиться на здравом смысле и понимании более широкого контекста.

Humans do such crazy things for no obvious reason, but again, at the same time, another very powerful force in human history is human wisdom.

Люди совершают безумства без какой — либо на то причины , но в то же время другой движущей силой в истории является человеческая мудрость.

The main reason we need it is because many of these issues are lose-lose situations.

Главная же в нём необходимость — это безвыигрышность многих из подобных решений.

And certainly there is no obvious reason to think that it would look like Denmark, or that it would be a democracy.

И, разумеется, нет никаких оснований полагать, что оно будет похоже на Данию или что оно будет демократичным.

Cows are conscious, pigs are conscious, chimpanzees are conscious, chickens are conscious, so if we go that way, first of all, we need to broaden our horizons and remember very clearly we are not the only sentient beings on Earth, and when it comes to sentience — when it comes to intelligence, there is good reason to think we are the most intelligent of the whole bunch.

Сознание есть у коров, свиней, у шимпанзе и у куриц, поэтому в первую очередь нам следует раздвинуть наши горизонты и всегда помнить, что мы не единственные чувствующие существа на Земле, а что касается чувств, вернее, что касается интеллекта, то у нас есть основания полагать, что мы умнее всех.

This, I think, is the deep reason for the feelings of alienation and loneliness and so forth, and therefore part of the solution is not to bring back some mass nationalism, but also reconnect with our own bodies.

Вот в чём, по — моему, глубинная причина чувств отчуждения, одиночества и им подобных, и поэтому частью решения служит не возвращение к массовому национализму, а восстановление связи с собственным телом.

And this is maybe the most important reason why international violence declined dramatically since 1945, and today, as I said, more people commit suicide than are killed in war.

И, возможно, это явилось основной причиной , по которой международная агрессия резко снизилась после 1945 года, и теперь, как я говорил, больше людей кончают с собой, чем погибают на войне.

The visit with the provider is not the center of Jennie’s model, and for good reason.

Встречи с медработником не являются центром модели Дженни, и не зря.

So the reason there’s a time difference on Mars right now, from the time that we’re at is because the Martian day is longer than the Earth day.

Причина разницы во времени между нами и Марсом состоит в том, что марсианские сутки длиннее земных.

  • Определения слова reason

    • причина
    • разум
    • доказывать
    • повод

Синонимы к слову reason

    • aim
    • analyze
    • argue
    • basis
    • brains
    • cause
    • debate
    • deduce
    • dispute
    • end
    • explanation
    • goal
    • good sense
    • grounds
    • incentive
    • infer
    • intelligence
    • intention
    • logic
    • mind
    • motivation
    • motive
    • object
    • persuade
    • purpose
    • rationale
    • rationalize
    • right mind
    • sanity
    • sense
    • senses
    • think logically
    • wisdom
    • wits
    • work out

Похожие слова на reason

    • reason
    • reason’s
    • reasonable
    • reasonableness
    • reasonableness’s
    • reasonably
    • reasoner
    • reasoner’s
    • reasons

Посмотрите другие слова

    • Что такое beforehand
    • Определение термина arrange
    • Толкование слова manage
    • Что означает понятие love
    • Лексическое значение here
    • Словарь значения слов spike
    • Грамматическое значение malware
    • Значение слова coarseness
    • Прямое и переносное значение слова bookmarklet
    • Происхождение слова industry
    • Синоним к слову post
    • Антоним к слову respect
    • Омоним к слову relevant
    • Гипоним к слову retail
    • Холоним к слову top
    • Гипероним к слову head
    • Пословицы и поговорки к слову suffice
    • Перевод слова на другие языки wysiwyg

What is another word for reason?

2031 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ ɹˈiːzən], [ ɹˈiːzən], [ ɹ_ˈiː_z_ə_n]

Table of Contents

Similar words for reason:

  • other relevant words (adjective)

  • ability, skill (noun)

  • ability to perceive, understand (noun)

  • alibi (noun)

  • application; employment (noun)

  • argument (noun)

  • ax to grind (noun)

  • basis (noun)

  • basis, premise (noun)

  • belief, hypothesis (noun)

  • call (noun)

  • capability of the mind; someone with capable mind (noun)

  • case, situation (noun)

  • cognition (noun)

  • common sense (noun)

  • comprehension, appreciation (noun)

  • defense against charges of wrongdoing; evidence of absence (noun)

  • end (noun)

  • evidence (noun)

  • explanation for an action (noun)

  • faculty (noun)

  • foundation (noun)

  • foundation for belief, action (noun)

  • grounds (noun)

  • hidden motive (noun)

  • hypothesis (noun)

  • idea (noun)

  • incentive (noun)

  • incitement, stimulus (noun)

  • induction (noun)

  • inference (noun)

  • instance (noun)

  • intellect (noun)

  • intelligence (noun)

  • intention, meaning, aim (noun)

  • invitation (noun)

  • judgment (noun)

  • justice, morality (noun)

  • law (noun)

  • logic for belief, action (noun)

  • lure, inducement (noun)

  • mental analysis (noun)

  • motivation (noun)

  • object (noun)

  • philosophy (noun)

  • point (noun)

  • presumption (noun)

  • pretext (noun)

  • principles, knowledge (noun)

  • proof (noun)

  • provocation (noun)

  • purpose (noun)

  • purpose, use (noun)

  • ratiocination (noun)

  • rationale (noun)

  • rationality (noun)

  • rationalization (noun)

  • reason (noun)

  • reasoning (noun)

  • right (noun)

  • root (noun)

  • sagaciousness (noun)

  • sanity (noun)

  • sense (noun)

  • smarts (noun)

  • something understood, planned, or (noun)

  • soul (noun)

  • thinking (noun)

  • understanding (noun)

  • use (noun)

  • wisdom (noun)

  • wit/wits (noun)

  • argue (verb)

  • argue, persuade (verb)

  • cogitate (verb)

  • conclude (verb)

  • consider (verb)

  • debate (verb)

  • deduce (verb)

  • deliberate (verb)

  • educe (verb)

  • estimate (verb)

  • figure (verb)

  • forecast (verb)

  • guess (verb)

  • infer (verb)

  • mentally analyze (verb)

  • other relevant words (verb)

  • persuade (verb)

  • ponder (verb)

  • ratiocinate (verb)

  • rationalize (verb)

  • reason (verb)

  • solve (verb)

  • speculate (verb)

  • talk (verb)

  • think (verb)

  • treat (verb)

  • valuate (verb)

  • other synonyms
  • commonsense

  • deliberate

  • force

  • other relevant words

  • persuade

  • purpose

  • theory

  • think

  • valuate

How to use «reason» in context?

Paraphrases
for reason

Homophones for reason

Hyponyms for reason

Antonyms for reason

Hypernyms for reason

  • adj.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • mental condition,
    • character trait.
  • n.

    • vision,
    • clarity,
    • sanity,
    • wisdom.

    • mature,
    • rationalism,
    • practical,
    • Grounded,
    • Clear-headed,
    • pragmatic,
    • balanced,
    • realistic,
    • argumentation,
    • sensible,
    • speculation.

    • take a long hard look at someone/something,
    • assess,
    • by way of,
    • Because,
    • take something into consideration,
    • plan,
    • on account of.

    • skip it,
    • start,
    • perish the thought,
    • it’s a long story,
    • don’t remind me,
    • don’t ask,
    • keep it simple.

    • true.

    • argument.

    • call.

    • sense.

    • marble,
    • lucidity,
    • sane,
    • wit,
    • Lucidness,
    • soundness.

    ability, skill (noun)

    • faculty.

    ability to perceive, understand (noun)

    • intelligence.

    alibi (noun)

    • co pouts,
    • airtight case,
    • cop-outs,
    • ex planations,
    • pre-texts,
    • re torts,
    • re-torts,
    • copout,
    • ex-planations,
    • pre-text,
    • re-tort,
    • co-pouts,
    • airtight cases,
    • cop-out,
    • stall,
    • pre texts,
    • cop outs,
    • ex-planation,
    • copouts,
    • pre text,
    • co pout,
    • song dance,
    • re tort,
    • co-pout,
    • ex planation,
    • statement.

    application; employment (noun)

    • use.

    argument (noun)

    • de-fenses,
    • questioning,
    • line of reasoning,
    • ex postulations,
    • Pleadings,
    • re-monstrances,
    • ex-postulations,
    • line reasoning,
    • ex change,
    • re monstrance,
    • de fenses,
    • re monstrances,
    • ex-postulation,
    • ex postulation,
    • ex changes,
    • re-monstrance,
    • ex-change,
    • ex-changes.

    ax to grind (noun)

    • ax grind,
    • driving force,
    • score to settle,
    • driving forces,
    • score settle,
    • ax-grind.

    basis (noun)

    • pre-mises,
    • sub-stratum,
    • fundamental,
    • infra-structure,
    • chief ingredients,
    • chief ingredient,
    • pre suppositions,
    • principal element,
    • keynotes,
    • under-pinning,
    • sub-strata,
    • pre supposition,
    • rudiment,
    • sub stratum,
    • sub strata,
    • hard facts,
    • keystones,
    • infra structure,
    • infrastructure,
    • pre-supposition,
    • under pinning,
    • pre mise,
    • principal elements,
    • infra-structures,
    • pre-mise,
    • sub stratums,
    • pre-suppositions,
    • sub-stratums,
    • infra structures,
    • hard fact,
    • pre mises.

    basis, premise (noun)

    • grounds.

    belief, hypothesis (noun)

    • presumption.

    call (noun)

    • obligation.

    capability of the mind; someone with capable mind (noun)

    • intellect.

    case, situation (noun)

    • instance.

    cognition (noun)

    • reason.

    common sense (noun)

    • sensiblenesses,
    • good sense,
    • prudence,
    • sound senses,
    • levelheadednesses,
    • good reasonings,
    • reasonableness,
    • sweet reason,
    • reasonablenesses,
    • good senses,
    • sensibleness,
    • levelheadedness,
    • sound sense,
    • sweet reasons,
    • good reasoning.

    comprehension, appreciation (noun)

    • understanding.

    defense against charges of wrongdoing; evidence of absence (noun)

    • alibi.

    end (noun)

    • intents,
    • where one’s heading.

    evidence (noun)

    • premises.

    explanation for an action (noun)

    • song and dance,
    • apologia,
    • apology,
    • vindication,
    • justification,
    • exposition,
    • case,
    • the whole idea,
    • notion,
    • ground,
    • cover,
    • defense,
    • sour grapes,
    • whatfor,
    • excuse.

    faculty (noun)

    • leanings,
    • Propensities,
    • forte,
    • what it take,
    • what it takes,
    • knowing way arounds,
    • knowing way around,
    • what takes,
    • what take.

    foundation (noun)

    • understructure,
    • nitty-gritty,
    • groundwork,
    • sub structure,
    • nuts and bolts,
    • under structures,
    • sub-structure,
    • understructures,
    • nitty gritty,
    • sub-structures,
    • substructure,
    • substructures,
    • sub structures,
    • nuts bolts,
    • nittygritty,
    • under structure,
    • under-structure,
    • under-structures.

    foundation for belief, action (noun)

    • basis.

    grounds (noun)

    • straight stuffs,
    • determinant,
    • info,
    • whyfor,
    • in-formations,
    • in formations,
    • numbers,
    • infos,
    • straight stuff,
    • in-formation,
    • determinants,
    • chapter verse,
    • wherefores,
    • whyfors,
    • in formation.

    hidden motive (noun)

    • ax to grind.

    hypothesis (noun)

    • Lemmas,
    • tentative law,
    • shot the dark,
    • Apriority,
    • starting points,
    • tentative laws,
    • pro positions,
    • pro-positions,
    • apriorities,
    • lemma,
    • be lief,
    • hypo-thesis,
    • shot in dark,
    • hypo thesis,
    • pro position,
    • shot dark,
    • starting point,
    • be-lief,
    • Lemmata.

    idea (noun)

    • Significancy,
    • believed abstraction.

    incentive (noun)

    • stimulus,
    • carrot,
    • Carrots,
    • comeon,
    • reason whys,
    • reason why.

    incitement, stimulus (noun)

    • provocation.

    induction (noun)

    • Deducement,
    • generalization,
    • generalizations,
    • logical reasoning,
    • logical reasonings,
    • deducements.

    inference (noun)

    • induction.

    instance (noun)

    • de tails,
    • samplings,
    • ex ample,
    • de tail,
    • re-presentative,
    • ex-ample,
    • in-stances,
    • exemplification,
    • in-stance,
    • exponent,
    • case point,
    • in stances,
    • de-tails,
    • re presentative,
    • exemplifications,
    • in stance,
    • de-tail.

    intellect (noun)

    • cerebration,
    • capacity,
    • brain,
    • rationality,
    • comprehension,
    • mind,
    • mentality,
    • brain-power,
    • reasoning.

    intelligence (noun)

    • subtlety,
    • precocity,
    • trenchancy,
    • acuities,
    • the right stuff,
    • IQS.

    intention, meaning, aim (noun)

    • purpose.

    invitation (noun)

    • re quests,
    • solicitation,
    • in vite,
    • promptings,
    • re-quests,
    • solicitations,
    • beggings.

    judgment (noun)

    • Percipience,
    • dis-crimination,
    • dis crimination,
    • dis-criminations,
    • dis criminations.

    justice, morality (noun)

    • right.

    law (noun)

    • formula,
    • pre-cept,
    • Principia,
    • principium,
    • pre cept.

    logic for belief, action (noun)

    • rationale.

    lure, inducement (noun)

    • incentive.

    mental analysis (noun)

    • propriety,
    • apprehension,
    • bounds,
    • Brains,
    • marbles,
    • intellection,
    • deduction,
    • limits,
    • moderation,
    • logic,
    • dialectics,
    • discernment,
    • sound mind,
    • senses,
    • inference.

    motivation (noun)

    • predetermination,
    • actuation,
    • get up and go,
    • impulsion,
    • gooses,
    • impulsions,
    • Geese,
    • motivations.

    object (noun)

    • end purposes,
    • end in view,
    • end purpose,
    • end view.

    philosophy (noun)

    • out-look,
    • ideology,
    • metaphysics,
    • out look,
    • ontologies,
    • out-looks,
    • Philosophies,
    • meta physics,
    • meta-physics,
    • values,
    • ontology,
    • rationalisms,
    • out looks.

    point (noun)

    • validness,
    • name the game,
    • name game,
    • validnesses,
    • name of game.

    presumption (noun)

    • sneaking suspicion,
    • Apriorism,
    • apriorisms,
    • sneaking suspicions.

    pretext (noun)

    • pretext,
    • pretense,
    • loop-hole,
    • claim,
    • plea,
    • white lie,
    • red herring,
    • stratagem,
    • affirmation,
    • smoke screen.

    principles, knowledge (noun)

    • philosophy.

    proof (noun)

    • Certifications,
    • grabber,
    • certification,
    • lowdown,
    • substantiation,
    • re cord,
    • de positions,
    • re-cords,
    • facts,
    • de-position,
    • paper trail,
    • de-positions,
    • de position,
    • skinnies,
    • grabbers,
    • paper trails,
    • re cords,
    • re-cord.

    provocation (noun)

    • pro vocations,
    • brickbat,
    • casus belli,
    • pro-vocations,
    • irkings,
    • in-dignities,
    • brickbats,
    • provokings,
    • pro vocation,
    • in-jury,
    • in dignities,
    • in juries,
    • pro-vocation,
    • vexings,
    • in jury.

    purpose (noun)

    • de terminations,
    • ulterior motives,
    • whatfors,
    • Intendment,
    • pro spect,
    • de-termination,
    • why and wherefore,
    • de termination,
    • where ones headed,
    • why wherefore,
    • pre-meditations,
    • pre meditation,
    • intendments,
    • where one’s headeds,
    • where one headed,
    • big idea,
    • whole idea,
    • whole ideas,
    • where headed,
    • where headeds,
    • where one’s headed,
    • bourn,
    • de-terminations,
    • big ideas,
    • pro spects,
    • why and wherefores,
    • pro-spects,
    • where one headeds,
    • bourns,
    • where ones headeds,
    • why wherefores,
    • pre meditations,
    • pre-meditation.

    purpose, use (noun)

    • object.

    ratiocination (noun)

    • antithesis and synthesis,
    • syllogistic,
    • syllogistics,
    • course of thought.

    rationale (noun)

    • ex-positions,
    • ex-position,
    • the big idea,
    • raison detre,
    • the whole ideas,
    • the big ideas.

    rationality (noun)

    • rhyme or reason,
    • rhyme reason.

    rationalization (noun)

    • blow by blow,
    • the whole picture,
    • play by play,
    • whole picture,
    • the picture.

    reason (noun)

    • conceptualization,
    • analysis,
    • brain work,
    • cogitation,
    • thought,
    • whys and wherefores,
    • synthesis,
    • thinking.

    reasoning (noun)

    • train of thought,
    • Syllogization,
    • illations.

    right (noun)

    • in dependence,
    • in-dependences,
    • in dependences,
    • enfranchisements,
    • up-rightnesses,
    • in-dependence,
    • straights,
    • up rightness,
    • enfranchisement,
    • up rightnesses,
    • up-rightness.

    root (noun)

    • rhizome,
    • roots,
    • rhizomes,
    • radicle,
    • sub stance,
    • sub stances,
    • quicks,
    • radicles,
    • Radices,
    • essentiality,
    • Radixes,
    • be ginning,
    • sub-stances,
    • mainsprings,
    • be-ginning,
    • sub-stance,
    • mainspring,
    • rock bottom,
    • radix.

    sagaciousness (noun)

    • sagaciousness.

    sanity (noun)

    • healthy mind,
    • judiciousness,
    • good judgment,
    • Normalities,
    • right mind,
    • normality,
    • clear mind.

    sense (noun)

    • shorts,
    • in sight,
    • nature of beast,
    • rationalness,
    • denotatiton,
    • nature of the beast,
    • clearheadedness,
    • clear-headedness.

    smarts (noun)

    • smart,
    • knowhow.

    something understood, planned, or (noun)

    • idea.

    soul (noun)

    • animating principles,
    • recesses heart,
    • breath life,
    • secret selves,
    • noumena,
    • secret self,
    • pneumas,
    • recesses of heart,
    • animating principle,
    • spiritual beings,
    • spiritual being,
    • noumenon,
    • pneuma,
    • breath of life.

    thinking (noun)

    • ideation,
    • introspection,
    • ideations.

    understanding (noun)

    • perceptivities,
    • knowings,
    • under-standings,
    • perceptivity,
    • prehension,
    • under-standing,
    • prehensions,
    • under standings,
    • perceptiveness,
    • under standing.

    use (noun)

    • pro fits,
    • mileage,
    • mobilization,
    • exercisings,
    • wear tear,
    • pro-fits,
    • usability,
    • usabilities,
    • wonts,
    • mobilizations,
    • serviceability,
    • serviceabilities,
    • pro fit.

    wisdom (noun)

    • Sageness,
    • fore sight,
    • clear thinking,
    • savoir faire,
    • pansophies,
    • clear thinkings,
    • Pansophy,
    • fore sights,
    • profundity,
    • fore-sight,
    • fore-sights.

    wit/wits (noun)

    • astucities,
    • Astucity,
    • Depth Perception,
    • depth of perception.
  • v.

    argue (verb)

    • de-noted,
    • talked in to,
    • ex-postulating,
    • talks in to,
    • ex postulate,
    • pre sents,
    • de-fends,
    • ex plain,
    • de fended,
    • talking into,
    • dis-play,
    • dis played,
    • talked into,
    • ex postulated,
    • pre-sent,
    • pre-sents,
    • de fend,
    • pre sent,
    • ex postulates,
    • dis playing,
    • de fends,
    • ex-postulated,
    • talking in to,
    • prevails upon,
    • dis-played,
    • talks into,
    • ex-plains,
    • de-note,
    • ex-plaining,
    • talks about,
    • dis plays,
    • dis-plays,
    • talk in to,
    • de note,
    • de noted,
    • de fending,
    • ex-postulates,
    • ex plains,
    • ex postulating,
    • de-notes,
    • prevail up on,
    • de-noting,
    • dis play,
    • de noting,
    • de notes,
    • ex plaining,
    • ex plained,
    • ex-plained,
    • ex-postulate,
    • ex-plain,
    • de-fend,
    • de-fending,
    • talking about,
    • dis-playing,
    • de-fended.

    argue, persuade (verb)

    • discuss,
    • demonstrate,
    • expostulate,
    • discourse,
    • win over,
    • justify,
    • talk out of,
    • bring around,
    • prove,
    • contend,
    • prevail upon,
    • point out,
    • dissuade,
    • urge,
    • move,
    • show error of ways,
    • dispute.

    cogitate (verb)

    • stewing over,
    • noodles around,
    • flashed on,
    • noodled around,
    • noodling around,
    • flashes on,
    • stews over,
    • chew cud,
    • mulled over,
    • stewed over,
    • flashing on,
    • kicks around.

    conclude (verb)

    • de-rive,
    • hadst a hunch,
    • way one sees it,
    • hath a hunch,
    • hadst hunch,
    • wayed one sees it,
    • having a hunch,
    • waying one sees it,
    • am afraid,
    • had a hunch,
    • haddest hunch,
    • de rived,
    • sur-mises,
    • had hunch,
    • art afraid,
    • boiled down to,
    • haddest a hunch,
    • were afraid,
    • waying sees it,
    • de rive,
    • sur-mise,
    • de-riving,
    • wayed sees it,
    • having hunch,
    • hast hunch,
    • de-rives,
    • the way sees it,
    • ways one sees it,
    • ways sees it,
    • hast a hunch,
    • sur mises,
    • way sees it,
    • has hunch,
    • wert afraid,
    • de riving,
    • boiling down to,
    • hath hunch,
    • de rives,
    • was afraid,
    • boils down to,
    • sur mise,
    • wast afraid,
    • de-rived,
    • are afraid,
    • being afraid.

    consider (verb)

    • ex-cogitated,
    • ex cogitated,
    • chewed over,
    • chewing over,
    • ex-cogitate,
    • tossing around,
    • keeps mind,
    • ex cogitate,
    • take in to account,
    • perpending,
    • reckons with,
    • re cognized,
    • subscribes to,
    • ex cogitates,
    • in-spects,
    • re cognizes,
    • tost around,
    • ex-cogitating,
    • flirting with,
    • keeps in mind,
    • saw about,
    • keeping mind,
    • providing for,
    • keep mind,
    • subscribing to,
    • assenting to,
    • thinks out,
    • kept mind,
    • took under advisement,
    • re cognizing,
    • allows for,
    • flirts with,
    • re cognize,
    • reckoning with,
    • kept in mind,
    • thinks over,
    • reckoned with,
    • tosses around,
    • takes under advisement,
    • in-spect,
    • perpends,
    • sees about,
    • takes into account,
    • ex-cogitates,
    • re-cognizing,
    • allowed for,
    • provides for,
    • assented to,
    • taking under advisement,
    • perpended,
    • ex cogitating,
    • keeping in mind,
    • seeing about,
    • chews over,
    • in spects,
    • assents to,
    • re-cognized,
    • flirted with,
    • in spect.

    debate (verb)

    • dis proves,
    • de bate,
    • picks bone,
    • de bated,
    • discepts,
    • puts up argument,
    • de-bates,
    • de-bating,
    • hammered away at,
    • dis proved,
    • bumping heads,
    • discepting,
    • de-bate,
    • re-hashes,
    • re butting,
    • re-hashing,
    • sets to,
    • talks game,
    • re hashes,
    • having it,
    • hashed over,
    • hath at it,
    • putting argument,
    • re-butted,
    • bumped heads,
    • hast at it,
    • having at it,
    • re-hashed,
    • talked game,
    • hadst it,
    • talked back,
    • hadst at it,
    • haddest it,
    • dis prove,
    • has at it,
    • dis-proves,
    • hashing over,
    • thrashes out,
    • de bating,
    • chews fat,
    • picking a bone,
    • hammers away at,
    • hast it,
    • de-bated,
    • has it,
    • dis cept,
    • put argument,
    • thrashing out,
    • re hashing,
    • discepted,
    • puts argument,
    • chewing the fat,
    • haddest at it,
    • chewed the fat,
    • thrashed out,
    • chewing fat,
    • picking bone,
    • re hash,
    • de bates,
    • putting up argument,
    • picked a bone,
    • re-hash,
    • bumps heads,
    • re butted,
    • dis-prove,
    • talks back,
    • picked bone,
    • picks a bone,
    • re hashed,
    • talking game,
    • re-butting,
    • hath it,
    • setting to,
    • dis-proving,
    • chewed fat,
    • pick bone,
    • had at it,
    • dis proving,
    • chew fat,
    • dis-cept,
    • hammering away at,
    • dis-proved,
    • hashes over.

    deduce (verb)

    • de-duce,
    • takes mean,
    • de ducted,
    • takes to mean,
    • pre-suppose,
    • boiled down,
    • took mean,
    • de-duces,
    • reading in to,
    • de-ducted,
    • pre supposing,
    • pre supposed,
    • reads in to,
    • boiling down,
    • pre-supposes,
    • take mean,
    • de duce,
    • de-duct,
    • read in to,
    • de-ducting,
    • reading into,
    • pre supposes,
    • de-ducts,
    • pre-supposed,
    • took to mean,
    • taking to mean,
    • taking mean,
    • reads into,
    • de ducts,
    • de duces,
    • pre-supposing,
    • de duct,
    • de ducting,
    • pre suppose.

    deliberate (verb)

    • poured it on,
    • puts thinking cap,
    • sweating over,
    • ran a flagpole,
    • putting on thinking cap,
    • runs up flagpole,
    • ran up a flagpole,
    • talking over,
    • bats it around,
    • pours it on,
    • puts on thinking cap,
    • de-liberated,
    • runs a flagpole,
    • pours on,
    • batting it around,
    • de liberated,
    • put thinking cap,
    • run flagpole,
    • talks over,
    • de-liberate,
    • running up flagpole,
    • pouring on,
    • talked over,
    • run a flagpole,
    • racks brains,
    • pouring it on,
    • runs flagpole,
    • putting thinking cap,
    • ran up flagpole,
    • racking brains,
    • running flagpole,
    • sweats over,
    • racked brains,
    • running up a flagpole,
    • de-liberating,
    • de liberates,
    • ran flagpole,
    • de-liberates,
    • runs up a flagpole,
    • de liberating,
    • running a flagpole,
    • sweated over,
    • poured on,
    • batted it around,
    • de liberate.

    educe (verb)

    • dis-tilled,
    • ex-torts,
    • pro cured,
    • ex tort,
    • ex torts,
    • dis tilling,
    • pro-cured,
    • dis-tilling,
    • pro-cures,
    • dis tills,
    • pro-curing,
    • ex-tort,
    • dis-till,
    • ex-tracts,
    • dis till,
    • dis tilled,
    • pro curing,
    • ex tract,
    • pro cure,
    • pro-cure,
    • dis-tills,
    • ex-tract,
    • pro cures.

    estimate (verb)

    • guesstimating,
    • runs over,
    • out line,
    • look up on,
    • guesstimates,
    • out lines,
    • sets a figure,
    • out-lines,
    • pre-dict,
    • formed opinion,
    • looked up on,
    • thinks through,
    • out lined,
    • calculating roughly,
    • thinking through,
    • setting a figure,
    • calculates roughly,
    • out lining,
    • looks upon,
    • looking upon,
    • looks up on,
    • set figure,
    • out-lining,
    • sizes up,
    • sized up,
    • sets figure,
    • forming opinion,
    • out-line,
    • setting figure,
    • be lieve,
    • pre dict,
    • calculated roughly,
    • out-lined,
    • forms opinion,
    • looking up on,
    • be-lieve,
    • look in to.

    figure (verb)

    • dis covers,
    • dis entangles,
    • de-ciphered,
    • un-raveled,
    • makes heads tails of,
    • unriddled,
    • de ciphered,
    • re solve,
    • made heads or tails of,
    • puzzling out,
    • dis-entangled,
    • de-coded,
    • un scrambles,
    • doped out,
    • de-ciphers,
    • un-tangle,
    • puzzles out,
    • de-cipher,
    • re-solve,
    • dis cover,
    • making heads tails of,
    • caught to,
    • dis-covers,
    • un-folded,
    • un riddled,
    • dis-entangle,
    • un-folds,
    • un ravels,
    • un riddles,
    • catch to,
    • dis covering,
    • un-tangled,
    • un tangles,
    • un-ravelled,
    • un scramble,
    • de cipher,
    • de ciphers,
    • un raveled,
    • re-solving,
    • un-ravelling,
    • makes heads or tails of,
    • dis-covered,
    • catching to,
    • un-riddle,
    • un ravelling,
    • re-solved,
    • dis-cover,
    • un-riddled,
    • de coded,
    • un raveling,
    • un-fold,
    • un ravel,
    • de-coding,
    • un tangling,
    • dis-entangles,
    • un-riddling,
    • re solves,
    • making heads or tails of,
    • dis entangling,
    • un-tangles,
    • un tangled,
    • un-folding,
    • un scrambling,
    • dis entangled,
    • catches to,
    • made heads tails of,
    • un folded,
    • un riddling,
    • doping out,
    • unriddles,
    • un folding,
    • un-riddles,
    • un-scrambling,
    • de code,
    • dopes out,
    • un riddle,
    • un-scramble,
    • puzzled out,
    • un scrambled,
    • de coding,
    • dis covered,
    • de-ciphering,
    • un-raveling,
    • un tangle,
    • de ciphering,
    • un-scrambles,
    • dis-covering,
    • un folds,
    • un ravelled,
    • de codes,
    • re-solves,
    • un-tangling,
    • de-code,
    • catching on to,
    • un fold,
    • catches on to,
    • dis-entangling,
    • make heads tails of,
    • dis entangle,
    • un-scrambled,
    • de-codes,
    • un-ravels,
    • un-ravel.

    forecast (verb)

    • fore telling,
    • pre sages,
    • calling the turn,
    • fore seen,
    • inning cards,
    • sees coming,
    • calls the turn,
    • fore-sees,
    • tele graphing,
    • fore-tells,
    • fore cast,
    • fore-told,
    • tele graphed,
    • calls turn,
    • saw coming,
    • inned the cards,
    • inning the cards,
    • ins the cards,
    • saw it coming,
    • fore-tell,
    • pre-determines,
    • fore-see,
    • pre-determining,
    • fore-telling,
    • fore-seen,
    • fore-cast,
    • pre sage,
    • fore casts,
    • seeing coming,
    • pre determined,
    • pre-sage,
    • pre-determine,
    • pre-determined,
    • fore-casts,
    • fore tell,
    • fore tells,
    • fore-casting,
    • fore saw,
    • soothsaid,
    • sees it coming,
    • tele-graphed,
    • pre-sages,
    • fore casting,
    • fore sees,
    • call turn,
    • pre determine,
    • in cards,
    • seeing it coming,
    • pre determining,
    • ins cards,
    • tele-graphing,
    • fore-saw,
    • figures out,
    • fore told,
    • called the turn,
    • calling turn,
    • called turn,
    • fore seeing,
    • inned cards,
    • pre determines.

    guess (verb)

    • pre tend,
    • happen up on,
    • going out on a limb,
    • took stab at,
    • happening upon,
    • jumping to conclusion,
    • thinks likely,
    • going out limb,
    • jumped conclusion,
    • jumped to conclusion,
    • went out on limb,
    • dare said,
    • takes a shot at,
    • going out a limb,
    • take shot at,
    • pre-tending,
    • takes stab at,
    • jumps a conclusion,
    • dare says,
    • takes shot at,
    • went out a limb,
    • jumps to a conclusion,
    • thinking likely,
    • jumping conclusion,
    • take stab at,
    • took shot at,
    • taking stab at,
    • happens up on,
    • go out limb,
    • happening up on,
    • goes out on limb,
    • pre tends,
    • thought likely,
    • goes out on a limb,
    • pre-tends,
    • taking a stab at,
    • goes out a limb,
    • pre tending,
    • happened up on,
    • jump conclusion,
    • pre-tended,
    • lumped it,
    • jump to conclusion,
    • jumped a conclusion,
    • took a stab at,
    • went out on a limb,
    • jumps to conclusion,
    • taking shot at,
    • jump a conclusion,
    • go out a limb,
    • took a shot at,
    • lumping it,
    • jumped to a conclusion,
    • went out limb,
    • goes out limb,
    • jumping a conclusion,
    • dare saying,
    • going out on limb,
    • takes a stab at,
    • taking a shot at,
    • jumps conclusion,
    • jumping to a conclusion,
    • lumps it,
    • happens upon.

    infer (verb)

    • in duce,
    • drawing inference,
    • arrives at,
    • reached conclusion,
    • draws inference,
    • under stands,
    • reaching conclusion,
    • under-stood,
    • in duces,
    • reading between lines,
    • drew inference,
    • reads between lines,
    • reaches conclusion,
    • in-duces,
    • in-duce,
    • under stand,
    • under stood,
    • under-stands.

    mentally analyze (verb)

    • generalize,
    • ratiocinate,
    • resolve,
    • philosophize,
    • work out,
    • decide,
    • make out,
    • contemplate,
    • thresh out,
    • adduce,
    • study,
    • draw from,
    • examine,
    • suppose,
    • draw conclusion,
    • syllogize.

    Other relevant words: (verb)

    • cause,
    • aim,
    • activity,
    • present,
    • cerebrate,
    • lay out,
    • language,
    • view,
    • represent.

    persuade (verb)

    • led to believe,
    • lead believe,
    • in clines,
    • lead do,
    • brought to senses,
    • in cites,
    • winned argument,
    • in-cline,
    • argued in to,
    • leads to believe,
    • in-cited,
    • co unselling,
    • co-unselling,
    • wins argument,
    • leads believe,
    • co-axing,
    • in cite,
    • co-axed,
    • co axed,
    • argues in to,
    • turned to,
    • bringing senses,
    • argued into,
    • brings to senses,
    • in-clines,
    • led do,
    • brings senses,
    • argue in to,
    • leading to do,
    • wrought over,
    • turns to,
    • turning on to,
    • leading do,
    • bring senses,
    • in-cite,
    • gaining confidence of,
    • turns on to,
    • leading to believe,
    • led believe,
    • leads to do,
    • brought senses,
    • co axing,
    • leading believe,
    • gained confidence of,
    • leads do,
    • turning to,
    • led to do,
    • works over,
    • gains confidence of,
    • argues into,
    • winning argument,
    • in cline,
    • bringing to senses,
    • won argument.

    ponder (verb)

    • building castles air,
    • building castles in air,
    • pipe dreamt,
    • builded castles air,
    • puzzled over,
    • puzzles over,
    • giving thought to,
    • pipe dreamed,
    • builds castles air,
    • woolgathers,
    • builds castles in air,
    • gave thought to,
    • woolgathered,
    • built castles in air,
    • gives thought to,
    • puzzling over,
    • build castles air,
    • built castles air,
    • builded castles in air.

    ratiocinate (verb)

    • put ones thinking cap,
    • put one thinking cap,
    • puts one thinking cap,
    • put one’s thinking cap,
    • puts one’s thinking cap,
    • puts ones thinking cap,
    • putting ones thinking cap,
    • put on one thinking cap,
    • putting one’s thinking cap,
    • put on ones thinking cap,
    • putting on one’s thinking cap,
    • putting on ones thinking cap,
    • puts on ones thinking cap,
    • puts on one thinking cap,
    • putting on one thinking cap,
    • putting one thinking cap,
    • puts on one’s thinking cap.

    rationalize (verb)

    • making allowance,
    • made allowance,
    • applying logic,
    • makes allowance,
    • reasoned out,
    • explained away,
    • gives alibi,
    • cop plea,
    • gave alibi,
    • intellectualizes,
    • reasoning out,
    • explains away,
    • applies logic,
    • giving alibi,
    • explaining away,
    • reasons out,
    • applied logic.

    reason (verb)

    • induct,
    • analyze,
    • conceptualize,
    • synthesize.

    solve (verb)

    • get to bottom,
    • gotten to bottom,
    • gotten to the bottom,
    • gat the bottom,
    • make dent,
    • got to bottom,
    • getting the bottom,
    • un-locks,
    • un lock,
    • ex-pounded,
    • gat to the bottom,
    • ex-pound,
    • gets to bottom,
    • gotten right,
    • got bottom,
    • hitting upon,
    • makes a dent,
    • got right,
    • un locking,
    • got the bottom,
    • get the bottom,
    • made a dent,
    • putting two two together,
    • hit up on,
    • getting right,
    • getting bottom,
    • got to the bottom,
    • gotten bottom,
    • un locks,
    • getting to bottom,
    • gets the bottom,
    • ex pounded,
    • puts two two together,
    • gat bottom,
    • hits up on,
    • gets to the bottom,
    • gets right,
    • get bottom,
    • puts two and two together,
    • ex pound,
    • gets bottom,
    • made dent,
    • gat to bottom,
    • making a dent,
    • gat right,
    • ex-pounding,
    • ex pounds,
    • un-lock,
    • un-locking,
    • put two two together,
    • un locked,
    • makes dent,
    • putting two and two together,
    • hits upon,
    • un-locked,
    • making dent,
    • hitting up on,
    • ex-pounds,
    • gotten the bottom,
    • getting to the bottom,
    • ex pounding.

    speculate (verb)

    • called it,
    • psychs out,
    • calls it,
    • beats one’s brains,
    • beats one brains,
    • beats brains,
    • beating ones brains,
    • heading trip,
    • beat brains,
    • re viewed,
    • pipedreamt,
    • hazarding a guess,
    • re-viewed,
    • beating one’s brains,
    • headed trip,
    • running it up flagpole,
    • pipedreaming,
    • hazards a guess,
    • ran it flagpole,
    • re view,
    • runs it up flagpole,
    • heads trip,
    • calling it,
    • hazarding guess,
    • re-views,
    • runs it flagpole,
    • pipe-dreamed,
    • beating brains,
    • pipe-dreams,
    • beating one brains,
    • hazarded a guess,
    • re-view,
    • run it flagpole,
    • running it flagpole,
    • re views,
    • beats ones brains,
    • beat ones brains,
    • psyching out,
    • hazarded guess,
    • hazards guess,
    • ran it up flagpole,
    • re viewing,
    • pipedreamed,
    • beat one brains,
    • hazard guess,
    • pipe-dreamt.

    talk (verb)

    • carry conversation,
    • goes into a huddle,
    • carries on conversation,
    • is in contact,
    • holds discussion,
    • being contact,
    • re late,
    • joined in conversation,
    • inter views,
    • art in contact,
    • wert in contact,
    • keeping touch,
    • having meet,
    • am contact,
    • engaged conversation,
    • keeps touch,
    • hath a meet,
    • haddest meet,
    • am in contact,
    • joining conversation,
    • joined conversation,
    • engaging conversation,
    • engages conversation,
    • goes into huddle,
    • groupthinking,
    • inter acting,
    • ex-changed,
    • inter-acting,
    • joins conversation,
    • hath meet,
    • keep touch,
    • goes in to a huddle,
    • inter-faced,
    • inter-face,
    • hast a meet,
    • going in to huddle,
    • carries conversation,
    • went in to a huddle,
    • keeping in touch,
    • go in to a huddle,
    • join conversation,
    • carried on conversation,
    • carrying on conversation,
    • inter-acts,
    • holding discussion,
    • groupthinked,
    • inter viewing,
    • are in contact,
    • inter-views,
    • inter viewed,
    • colloguing,
    • engage conversation,
    • goes in to huddle,
    • had meet,
    • inter-viewing,
    • inter-acted,
    • inter-faces,
    • carrying conversation,
    • inter-act,
    • go into huddle,
    • went into huddle,
    • held discussion,
    • being in contact,
    • engages in conversation,
    • inter-viewed,
    • wast contact,
    • going into huddle,
    • ex-changing,
    • hadst meet,
    • was in contact,
    • joins in conversation,
    • is contact,
    • groupthinks,
    • haddest a meet,
    • engaging in conversation,
    • was contact,
    • inter act,
    • were contact,
    • wast in contact,
    • hadst a meet,
    • art contact,
    • carried conversation,
    • had a meet,
    • were in contact,
    • go in to huddle,
    • inter acted,
    • engaged in conversation,
    • joining in conversation,
    • going into a huddle,
    • inter-view,
    • kept touch,
    • inter acts,
    • inter faced,
    • has meet,
    • going in to a huddle,
    • inter face,
    • re-lated,
    • are contact,
    • have meet,
    • keeps in touch,
    • wert contact,
    • kept in touch,
    • went in to huddle,
    • collogued,
    • inter view,
    • went into a huddle,
    • inter faces,
    • has a meet,
    • collogues,
    • hast meet,
    • ex changing,
    • be contact,
    • inter facing,
    • having a meet.

    think (verb)

    • calculate,
    • brood,
    • appraise,
    • meditate,
    • concentrate,
    • imagine,
    • envision,
    • weigh,
    • muse.

    treat (verb)

    • enlarges up on,
    • enlarge up on,
    • spake about,
    • touch up on,
    • touching upon,
    • writes about,
    • wrote about,
    • discoursed on,
    • touched upon,
    • touching up on,
    • writing about,
    • enlarging up on,
    • enlarged up on,
    • go in to,
    • discourses on,
    • touches upon,
    • enlarging upon,
    • touched up on,
    • speaking about,
    • touches up on,
    • enlarged upon,
    • spoke about,
    • writ about,
    • enlarges upon,
    • speaks about,
    • discoursing on.

    valuate (verb)

    • taking measure of,
    • takes measure of,
    • taking the measure of,
    • took the measure of,
    • takes the measure of,
    • took measure of.
  • Other synonyms:

    • foundation,
    • illative,
    • presence of mind,
    • commonsensical,
    • imagination,
    • eq,
    • smarts,
    • intelligence test,
    • judgment,
    • I.Q.,
    • ratiocination,
    • illation,
    • taste,
    • levelheaded,
    • rationalization,
    • acumen,
    • well-grounded,
    • Unreasoned,
    • figuring,
    • perception,
    • ingenuity,
    • horse sense,
    • Kop,
    • discretion,
    • why,
    • brain cell,
    • unreasonableness,
    • ulterior motive,
    • presupposition,
    • acuity,
    • sagacity,
    • mental age,
    • common sense,
    • postulation,
    • commonsensible,
    • illogicality,
    • vested interest,
    • ratiocinative,
    • saneness,
    • foresight,
    • brilliance,
    • analytic,
    • fallacy,
    • intelligence quotient,
    • make sense,
    • illogicalness,
    • invention,
    • mitigation,
    • unwarrantedly,
    • groundlessly,
    • unfoundedly,
    • intuition,
    • open invitation.

    • excogitate,
    • wherefore,
    • rational,
    • cop out,
    • discrimination,
    • insight,
    • judicious,
    • compute,
    • root,
    • premise,
    • irrational,
    • awareness,
    • unreasonable,
    • initiative,
    • warrant,
    • grasp,
    • logical,
    • explanation,
    • consequent,
    • invitation,
    • well-founded,
    • valid.

    • cogent,
    • prudent,
    • computation,
    • sapient,
    • deduct,
    • sage,
    • illogical,
    • reckon,
    • calculation,
    • unravel,
    • appreciation,
    • analytical,
    • explain,
    • decipher.

    • reckoning,
    • account,
    • enterprise,
    • solid,
    • reaction,
    • motivation,
    • evolve,
    • story,
    • reasonable,
    • necessity,
    • get out,
    • judge,
    • sagacious,
    • thesis,
    • law.

    • proof,
    • assumption,
    • intelligent,
    • theory.

    • just,
    • understand,
    • wise.

    • derive.

    • out,
    • tight.

    • cast,
    • draw,
    • gather.

    • point.

    commonsense

    • mother wit.

    deliberate

    • pour on,
    • bat it around,
    • rack brains,
    • turn over,
    • pour it on,
    • sweat over,
    • put on thinking cap,
    • run up flagpole,
    • talk over,
    • run up a flagpole.

    force

    • impetus.

    Other relevant words:

    • talk about,
    • Mooting,
    • mull over,
    • reach out,
    • evaluate,
    • fathoms,
    • revolved,
    • arriving at,
    • Discept,
    • go out on limb,
    • get right,
    • run over,
    • be in contact,
    • reflect,
    • extorts,
    • give alibi,
    • apply logic,
    • engage in conversation,
    • guesstimate,
    • dialoguing,
    • moots,
    • pipe dreaming,
    • remonstrate,
    • infer,
    • woolgathering,
    • evoked,
    • draw inference,
    • Unriddle,
    • Intellectualize,
    • reached out,
    • revolve,
    • pondering,
    • Palavered,
    • establish,
    • Scanned,
    • deduce,
    • opine,
    • subscribed to,
    • reaches out,
    • predicate,
    • looked into,
    • unscrambled,
    • look into,
    • ponder,
    • interact,
    • Soothsay,
    • in the cards,
    • talk,
    • Evolved,
    • altercates,
    • put on one’s thinking cap,
    • guesstimated,
    • deal with,
    • Bandied,
    • unlock,
    • hash over,
    • read between lines,
    • Mooted,
    • Bandying,
    • subscribe to,
    • unscrambling,
    • looked at,
    • think over,
    • Parleyed,
    • beat one’s brains,
    • telegraph,
    • happen upon,
    • guessing,
    • Accounted,
    • warrants,
    • call the turn,
    • take a shot at,
    • touch upon,
    • Telegraphing,
    • puzzle over,
    • psyched out,
    • allowing for,
    • moot,
    • tossed around,
    • dare say,
    • Implying,
    • fathom,
    • guess,
    • unscramble,
    • solve,
    • look upon,
    • discourse on,
    • run it up flagpole,
    • take a stab at,
    • collogue,
    • arrived at,
    • provided for,
    • get to the bottom,
    • kicked around,
    • provide for,
    • take under advisement,
    • argue,
    • make a dent,
    • dreamt of,
    • is afraid,
    • dialogued,
    • take to mean,
    • running over,
    • soothsays,
    • cogitate,
    • figure,
    • calculate roughly,
    • make heads or tails of,
    • dreaming of,
    • have at it,
    • pick a bone,
    • dope out,
    • figure out,
    • build castles in air,
    • thought through,
    • kick around,
    • scanning,
    • chew the fat,
    • Palavering,
    • talk game,
    • boils down,
    • mulls over,
    • pipe-dream,
    • has a hunch,
    • keep in mind,
    • Altercating,
    • forecast,
    • hit upon,
    • mulling over,
    • reckon with,
    • think,
    • thought out,
    • educe,
    • see coming,
    • have hunch,
    • conclude,
    • telegraphs,
    • see about,
    • untangle,
    • size up,
    • thrash out,
    • put up argument,
    • give thought to,
    • knock around,
    • have it,
    • form opinion,
    • reach conclusion,
    • lump it,
    • extort,
    • Predicting,
    • Perpend,
    • dreamed of,
    • happened upon,
    • consider,
    • caught on to,
    • looking at,
    • woolgather,
    • have a meet,
    • interacting,
    • debate,
    • chews the fat,
    • the way one sees it,
    • thinking over,
    • Meditated,
    • figured out,
    • read into,
    • toss around,
    • pipe-dreaming,
    • adding up,
    • Justifying,
    • enumerate,
    • flash on,
    • boil down,
    • ran over,
    • predicts,
    • talk back,
    • dreams of,
    • set a figure,
    • Altercated,
    • estimate,
    • hazard a guess,
    • speculate,
    • think through,
    • go into a huddle,
    • think likely,
    • puzzle out,
    • go out on a limb,
    • had it,
    • carry on conversation,
    • keep in touch,
    • noodle around,
    • have a hunch,
    • jump to a conclusion,
    • Summing,
    • allow for,
    • hold discussion,
    • pipedream,
    • interfaced,
    • flirt with,
    • altercate,
    • explain away,
    • interfaces,
    • supposes,
    • Parleying,
    • assent to,
    • Summed,
    • reason out,
    • join in conversation,
    • put two and two together,
    • rationalize,
    • presage,
    • write about,
    • Gauging,
    • Treating,
    • groupthink,
    • set to,
    • catch on to,
    • looked upon,
    • speak about,
    • unriddling,
    • interface,
    • adds up,
    • questions,
    • enlarge upon,
    • talking back,
    • interfacing,
    • talked about,
    • unscrambles,
    • thought over,
    • bump heads,
    • treat,
    • thinking out,
    • be afraid,
    • call it,
    • reaching out,
    • think out,
    • stew over,
    • chew over,
    • dream of,
    • psych out,
    • pipedreams,
    • boil down to,
    • interviewed,
    • Telegraphed,
    • see it coming,
    • deliberate,
    • persuade,
    • intellectualizing,
    • arrive at,
    • hammer away at,
    • talk into,
    • reflects,
    • make allowance,
    • envisions,
    • look at,
    • intellectualized,
    • looks at,
    • kicking around.

    persuade

    • Proselyting,
    • gain confidence of,
    • persuades,
    • win argument,
    • lead to believe,
    • turn on to,
    • bring to senses,
    • lead to do,
    • Proselyted,
    • worked over,
    • work over,
    • turn to,
    • turned on to,
    • argue into.

    purpose

    • angle,
    • sake.

    theory

    • hypothesis.

    think

    • use head,
    • sorting out,
    • ideate,
    • sorted out,
    • stop to consider,
    • sort out,
    • use one’s head,
    • have in mind,
    • rack one’s brains,
    • take under consideration,
    • has in mind,
    • logicalize.

    valuate

    • take the measure of,
    • valuate,
    • Valuing,
    • take measure of.

How to use «Reason» in context?

Reason is one of the most important aspects of human life. It is the part of our brain that works to make decisions based on evidence, and it is one of our primary tools for understanding and analyzing the world around us. Reason allows us to think critically, plan for the future, and solve problems.

Reason is also important when it comes to making decisions about our own lives. We use reason to analyze the possible consequences of our actions, and to decide what course of action is best suited for us.

Paraphrases for Reason:

Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      reasons.
    • Proper noun, singular
      justification.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      justification.
    • Adverb
      reasons.
  • Forward Entailment

    • Proper noun, singular
      motivation, justifications.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      motivation.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Noun, singular or mass
      reasonableness.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      reasonable.
    • Proper noun, singular
      explanation, occasion, Areas, Cas, considerations, causes, purposes.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      argument, connection, consequence, criterion, end, explanation, fact, factor, floor, foundation, light, location, logic, matter, occasion, premise, pretext, rationality, recital, recognition, sake, sense, source, regards.
    • Verb, past tense
      agreed, felt, figured, increased, led, lost, noted, owed, related, said, Arose, Was, Happened, Meant, Resulted.
    • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
      AM.
  • Other Related

    • Noun, singular or mass
      circumstance, consideration, excuse, relation, virtue.

Homophones for Reason:

  • rousseauan, rich man, Rosh Hashana, resiny, rogaine, reign, reawaken, raccoon, ruskin, recession, Reggane, rosin, raw sienna, resume, recission, racoon, reexamine, regimen, reassign, regina, reagin, Rosa Canina, reagan, racon, racine, resign, requiem, risen, rescission, re-examine, Rosh Hashanah, raceme, Rosh Hashonah, racism, roughen, rose gum, raisin, rossini, russian, reckon, rake in, rose wine, region, rajanya, rhizome, Riesman, roughhewn, rough in, ricin, Rosh Hashona, re-assume, resin, rejoin, regain, ryukyuan, regime.

Hyponym for Reason:

  • n.

    • cognition
      fact.
    • communication
      account, explanation.
    • motive
      rational motive.
  • v.

    • cognition
      cerebrate, cogitate, think.

Понравилась статья? Поделить с друзьями:
  • Really big синоним
  • Really bad синоним
  • Reality синонимы на английском
  • Real life синонимы
  • Real estate синонимы