Unreason is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNREASON in dictionary:

VERB:
• to disrupt the sanity of
• To undo, disprove, or refute by reasoning.
• deprive of reason
NOUN:
• inability to act or think reasonably
• irrationality or madness
• Want of reason; unreasonableness; absurdity.
• the state of being irrational; lacking powers of understanding

Words related to UNREASON

unreasoned11 unreasoning12 unreasons9

Words that contain UNREASON

unreasons9 unreasoned11 unreasoning12 unreasonable14 unreasonably17 unreasoningly17 unreasonablenes17 unreasonableness18 unreasonablenesses20

How to use UNREASON in a sentence

• On the side of peace I think it is of little avail to plead the horrors and unreason of war.
• There are certain military qualities and aspects of life, it says, that are worth preserving at the cost of all the horror, unreason, and waste of war.
• And anomalies accustom the mind to the idea of unreason and untruth.
• When people have got used to unreason they can no longer be startled at injustice.
• She was the daughter of unreason and the granddaughter of folly.
• While rage at such unreason lasted the camels went like mad, but such speed could not be for long.
• But he was wrapped in a personal gloom that had descended on him like a cloud of unreason.
• Having successfully baffled his opponent with the brilliancy of his unreason, Kenny enlarged upon the humiliation he must experience when Garry learned the truth.
• And its name is the Tree of Unreason, whose roots are conceit and ignorance, and its juices folly and death.
• Let us not hastily suppose that this neglect of English rested wholly on unreason, or had nothing to say for itself.
• Many men might profitably change their reason for his unreason.
• What origin are we to give them? It must be either reason or unreason.
• I will write, however, more fully upon this subject when I deal with the Colleges of Unreason, and the Book of the Machines.
• I once ventured to say a part of what I thought about it to one of the Professors of Unreason.
• I have now said enough to give English readers some idea of the strange views which the Erewhonians hold concerning unreason, hypothetics, and education generally.
• The art of sitting gracefully on a fence has never, I should think, been brought to greater perfection than at the Erewhonian Colleges of Unreason.
• There is a similarity of unreason in betraying the death of a bird and in exhibiting the death of Shelley.
• The vapours of Unreason and Sentimentalism would be blown away before they were productive.
• The cruelty and unreason of these attacks upon his wife distressed the bishop beyond measure, and baffled him hopelessly.
• There were not only doubt and denial, but now there were also impatience and unreason.
• This sense of escape is certainly less emphatic in Edward Lear, because of the completeness of his citizenship in the world of unreason.
• For several months I hovered between life and death, and my brain between reason and unreason.
• She would stiffen, like a Guy Fawkes endowed with unreason, on the most irrelevant occasions.
• Its deification of unreason, instability, and strife comes partly from piety and partly from inexperience.
• Having allowed the organ for the ideal to atrophy in his soul, he could dream of finding some sullen sort of happiness in unreason.
• Any absurdity for the sake of slavery! Perhaps disease had something to do with this unreason.
• It should be dismissed, I think, as an indication of childish unreason, unworthy of any one who faces realities.

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