rationality (ˌræʃəˈnælɪtɪ
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Definitions
noun
- the state or quality of being rational or logical
- the possession or utilization of reason or logic
- a reasonable or logical opinion
- economics the assumption that an individual will compare all possible combinations of goods and their prices when making purchases
Usage examples
She should have been on the side of kindness, healing, rationality.
, HIDING FROM THE LIGHT (2002)During the 36 years that Myra languished in a succession of jails, the balance between myth and rationality has changed dramatically.
Spiked (2002)"I'm relieved that logic and rationality prevailed, "he said.
Globe and Mail (2003)They are not satisfied with the rationality promoted by an uncompromising, secular, materialist world.
Times, Sunday Times (2002)I felt I could be this kind of Buddhist, inspired by the rationality , the compassion and the self-reliance in the Buddha's teachings.
, 10,000 MILES WITHOUT A CLOUD (2003)