reasoned
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4.5
- adjective
- /ˈrizənd/
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- The lawyer presented a reasoned argument to support her client's innocence.
- reasoned judgment
- reasoned argument
- reasoned decisions
It's it's not a reasoned, deductive scientific conclusion.
- It's it's not a reasoned, deductive scientific conclusion.
- What I loved is his well reasoned fuck marry kill.
Examples
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And that is a reasoned approach to an ethical problem.
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If judges are to make reasoned proportionality judgments, they need a coherent theory of punishment.
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And so we have a reasoned view of what is expected in the short term versus what is expected in the long term.
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Information gives us insight and the power to make reasoned decisions at a difficult time.
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While individuals who are capable of making reasoned decisions make choices, we respect them.
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We want to act in a reasoned and legitimate manner.
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Responding to each with articulate and reasoned communication is how you really learn.
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Studying economics can help children make reasoned decisions and make sense of experiences that bombard their everyday lives.
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I greatly respect and appreciate the well-reasoned, intelligent, and informative writing of this article.
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Educators must make carefully reasoned decisions about the instructional approaches they use in teaching the Shoah.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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Having clear reasons that fit the facts
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4.5
Based on good reasons and likely to be correct
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4.1
Having a good reason for an action or feeling
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4.4
Having good reasons or evidence that support the idea
Made after careful thought
Antonyms
How Logical
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Etymology
The word reasoned comes from reason, which goes back to the Latin word ratio meaning 'calculation' or 'thinking'. So a reasoned decision is one made by careful thought and clear logic.