Reasons is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REASONS in dictionary:

VERB:
• REASON, to deduct inferences from premises
• find an answer to a problem by considering possible options
• persuade (someone) with rational argument
• think, understand, and form judgements logically
NOUN:
• a cause, explanation, or justification for an action or event
• good or obvious cause to do something
• a premise of an argument in support of a belief, especially a minor premise when given after the conclusion.
• the power of the mind to think, understand, and form judgements logically
• what is right, practical, or possible; common sense
• one's sanity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to derive inferences or conclusions from known or presumed facts

Words related to REASONS

reason6 reasoned9 reasoning10

Words that contain REASONS

treasons8 unreasons9 outreasons10

How to use REASONS in a sentence

• There were several reasons why Sandy had left the Yukon.
• In tracing the work on Green Lake Mission, I have been thus specific for two reasons.
• You see, you have no reasons to be offended with my dreams.
• She, meanwhile, had plenty of reasons which justified her new intimacy to herself.
• There were other reasons why his brothers and sisters were always ready to do him a service.
• The financial results of it were not brilliant, but that was due to certain reasons upon which it is not necessary to dwell.
• We see all the steps of his fall, we know all the reasons why it came, we comprehend fully what he might have been and done.
• The reasons why these two should not wed grew entirely out of the social circumstances of the time.
• On 5 August 1981, for reasons then given, this Court ordered that these proceedings be removed as a whole from the High Court to this Court for hearing and determination.
• All the ladies of the place assemble in the vestry, attracted there by divers reasons.
• For many reasons, to be explained later, the people concerned objected to the Bill.
• Judson gives a full account of the reasons that determined her to pass the winter at the south.
• It should also be remembered that Verdun was held not for strategic but for political and sentimental reasons.
• Nor would there seem to be any good reasons for supposing that good crops could not be grown in various parts of the United States where the soil is suitable.
• The adoption of this course is necessary for a number of reasons.
• We began by very much wishing to break it, and we have ended by finding excellent reasons for doing so.
• One of my reasons for wishing to reside in Greece is, that the mines of Eastern Literature would be acceptable to me.
• For these reasons, all growing out of what I felt rather than what I reasoned, we continued our dangerous and apparently useless journey.
• I suffered more than ever, because I had not seen Virginia for a long time for several reasons.
• It seemed to me that one of the few reasons I still had for clinging to hunting was this keen, thrilling hark back to early days.
• I call that man an orator who reasons justly, and expresses himself elegantly, upon whatever subjects he treats.
• We must believe that God has His reasons that it should be so.
• Equally unsatisfactory and unlikely reasons were advanced for the other cases mentioned.
• As regards myself, I have my own particular reasons for hating him.
• He begs us to state that for reasons of weight He has lingered so long and determined so late.
• Captain Gales had his own reasons for keeping that young officer away from shore.
• For all these reasons it was determined to attempt to bring about a compromise.
• This, for the reasons given above, we conceive to be the sense of the passage.
• He seemed pleased with the idea, and instantly replied, that, for the very same reasons, a picture of Captain Cook would be highly acceptable to him.
• But when Garrick first played Macbeth there were good reasons why the reform to be introduced by Macklin at a later date could not be attempted.
• One by one the reasons for keeping on her chosen course grew more unanswerable than ever.
• But I shall be disappointed if you allow personal reasons to interfere with your public duties.

Similar words containing ASON without suffix s and without prefix re

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