Rationality
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+ | # [[reasonable|Reasonable]]; not [[absurd]], [[foolish]], [[emotional]], or [[fanciful]]. | ||
+ | #: '''''rational''' conduct'' | ||
+ | # Capable of [[reasoning]]. | ||
+ | #: ''Man is a '''rational''' creature.'' | ||
+ | ==See also== | ||
+ | * [[Rationality]], a concept of reason | ||
+ | *[[Rationalism (disambiguation)]] | ||
+ | *[[Rationale]], a liturgical vestment worn by clergy<!--a common misspelling--> | ||
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+ | ==Antonyms== | ||
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+ | * [[absurd]], [[irrational]], [[nonsensical]] | ||
+ | * [[arational]], [[irrational]], [[non-rational]] | ||
+ | * [[irrational]] | ||
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- Reasonable; not absurd, foolish, emotional, or fanciful.
- rational conduct
- Capable of reasoning.
- Man is a rational creature.
See also
- Rationality, a concept of reason
- Rationalism (disambiguation)
- Rationale, a liturgical vestment worn by clergy
Antonyms
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