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1; ‘he cited a lack of funds as the main reason for his decision’ empezar lección
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cause, grounds, ground, basis, rationale empezar lección
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motive, motivation, purpose, point, aim, intention, objective, goal, occasion, impetus, inducement, incentive empezar lección
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explanation, justification, case, argument, defence, apology, vindication, excuse, pretext, rationalization empezar lección
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2; ‘a rising crescendo of postmodern voices today rail against reason and science’ empezar lección
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rationality, logic, logical thought, scientific thinking, reasoning, thought, cognition empezar lección
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the mind, intellect, intelligence, intellectuality empezar lección
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3; ‘he was afraid of losing his reason’ empezar lección
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sanity, mind, mental faculties, mental health, soundness of mind empezar lección
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4; ‘he continues, against reason, to love the woman passionately’ empezar lección
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good sense, good judgement, common sense, sense, judgement, understanding, wisdom, sagacity empezar lección
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reasonableness, moderation, propriety empezar lección
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practicality, practicability, advisability empezar lección
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1; ‘such a child, left to himself, grows up unable to express himself and unable to reason’ empezar lección
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think rationally, think logically, think straight, use one's mind, use one's common sense, use one's head, use one's brain, think things through, cogitate empezar lección
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informal. put on one's thinking cap empezar lección
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rare: cerebrate, ratiocinate, logicize empezar lección
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2; ‘Scott reasoned that if Annabel were having a heart attack, she wouldn't be able to talk on the telephone’ empezar lección
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calculate, come to the conclusion, conclude, reckon, think, consider, be of the opinion, be of the view, judge, deduce, infer, surmise empezar lección
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North American informal. figure empezar lección
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3; ‘she was growing too tired to reason it out’ empezar lección
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work out, find an answer to, find an solution to, think through, come to a conclusion about, sort out, make sense of, get to the bottom of, puzzle out, solve empezar lección
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4; ‘ her husband tried to reason with her, but she refused to listen’ empezar lección
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talk round, bring round, win round, persuade, coax, prevail on, convince empezar lección
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show someone the error of their ways, make someone see the light empezar lección
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‘those incapable of supporting themselves by reason of age, infirmity, or disease’ empezar lección
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because of, on account of, as a result of, as a consequence of, owing to, due to, by virtue of, thanks to, through empezar lección
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‘he was anxious, with reason, about his own political survival’ empezar lección
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justifiably, justly, legitimately, rightly, properly, reasonably empezar lección
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