Rationality Definition

răshə-nălĭ-tē
rationalities
noun
rationalities
The quality or condition of being rational; reasonableness or the possession or use of reason.
Webster's New World
A rational act, belief, etc.
Webster's New World

Objectivity, considerateness.

Such a discussion deserves rationality, not emotion a gut reaction.
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Singular:
rationality
Plural:
rationalities

Origin of Rationality

  • From French rationalité, from Late Latin rationalitas (“rationality, reasonableness"), from Latin rationalis (“reasonable")

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Rationality Sentence Examples

  • Rationality is continuous throughout.

  • The " rationality of the real " has in like manner been interpreted as intended to sanctify the existing order.

  • In the nature of the case satisfactory conclusions as to the rationality which may be predicated of animals are impossible.

  • His Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion (1880) is an attempt to show the essential rationality of religion.

  • According to these men, even though rationality did not exist in any individual, its existence in nature would still remain intact " (Cousin, Introduction, &c., p. cxx.).

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