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Definition of reasonable
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of reasonable is as below...
Reasonable
(n.)
Governed
by
reason;
being under the
influence
of
reason;
thinking,
speaking,
or
acting
rationally,
or
according
to the
dictates
of
reason;
agreeable
to
reason;
just;
rational;
as, the
measure
must
satisfy
all
reasonable
men..
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Low
::
Low
(superl.)
Smaller
than is
reasonable
or
probable;
as, a low
estimate..
Evince
::
Evince
(v. t.) To show in a clear
manner;
to prove
beyond
any
reasonable
doubt;
to
manifest;
to make
evident;
to bring to
light;
to
evidence.
Stick-seed
::
Stickler
(v. t.) One who
pertinaciously
contends
for some
trifling
things,
as a point of
etiquette;
an
unreasonable,
obstinate
contender;
as, a
stickler
for
ceremony..
Unreason
::
Unreason
(n.) Want of
reason;
unreasonableness;
absurdity.
Pride
::
Pride (n.) The
quality
or state of being
proud;
inordinate
self-esteem;
an
unreasonable
conceit
of one's own
superiority
in
talents,
beauty,
wealth,
rank, etc., which
manifests
itself
in lofty airs,
distance,
reserve,
and often in
contempt
of
others..
Moderate
::
Moderate
(a.) Kept
within
due
bounds;
observing
reasonable
limits;
not
excessive,
extreme,
violent,
or
rigorous;
limited;
restrained.
Insensible
::
Insensible
(a.) Not
sensible
or
reasonable;
meaningless.
Cranky
::
Cranky
(a.)
Addicted
to
crotchets
and
whims;
unreasonable
in
opinions;
crotchety.
Misraise
::
Misraise
(v. t.) To raise or exite
unreasonable.
Legitimate
::
Legitimate
(a.)
Following
by
logical
sequence;
reasonable;
as, a
legitimate
result;
a
legitimate
inference..
Prejudice
::
Prejudice
(n.) An
opinion
or
judgment
formed
without
due
examination;
prejudgment;
a
leaning
toward
one side of a
question
from other
considerations
than those
belonging
to it; an
unreasonable
predilection
for, or
objection
against,
anything;
especially,
an
opinion
or
leaning
adverse
to
anything,
without
just
grounds,
or
before
sufficient
knowledge..
Panic
::
Panic (a.)
Extreme
or
sudden
and
causeless;
unreasonable;
-- said of fear or
fright;
as, panic fear,
terror,
alarm..
Prejudice
::
Prejudice
(n.) To cause to have
prejudice;
to
prepossess
with
opinions
formed
without
due
knowledge
or
examination;
to bias the mind of, by hasty and
incorrect
notions;
to give an
unreasonable
bent to, as to one side or the other of a
cause;
as, to
prejudice
a
critic
or a
juryman..
Mania
::
Mania (n.)
Excessive
or
unreasonable
desire;
insane
passion
affecting
one or many
people;
as, the tulip
mania..
Conscionableness
::
Conscionableness
(n.) The
quality
of being
conscionable;
reasonableness.
Impracticable
::
Impracticable
(a.) Not to be
overcome,
presuaded,
or
controlled
by any
reasonable
method;
unmanageable;
intractable;
not
capable
of being
easily
dealt with; -- used in a
general
sense,
as
applied
to a
person
or thing that is
difficult
to
control
or get along
with..
Obstinacy
::
Obstinacy
(n.) A
fixedness
in will,
opinion,
or
resolution
that can not be
shaken
at all, or only with great
difficulty;
firm and
usually
unreasonable
adherence
to an
opinion,
purpose,
or
system;
unyielding
disposition;
stubborness;
pertinacity;
persistency;
contumacy..
Renable
::
Renable
(a.)
Reasonable;
also,
loquacious..
Obtrude
::
Obtrude
(v. t.) To offer with
unreasonable
importunity;
to urge
unduly
or
against
the will.
Kink
::
Kink (n.) An
unreasonable
notion;
a
crotchet;
a whim; a
caprice.
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