Reasoned is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REASONED 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
ADJECTIVE:
• well thought out or well presented
• logically valid
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to derive inferences or conclusions from known or presumed facts

Words related to REASONED

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How to use REASONED in a sentence

• Strange to say, the preacher received but one blow, and then he reasoned the case out with the agitator, and the man undertook to quiet his companions.
• Maybe he reasoned as to why fish-hunting was poor and he went hungry.
• He reasoned that she ought to be prepared for an ordeal which could not be avoided.
• How the ringleaders had reasoned, nobody paused to ask.
• Maryland what is generally regarded as his greatest and most carefully reasoned opinion.
• Some one, I reasoned, must write very regularly from France to the neighbourhood of Stallbridge-le-Carthew.
• We reasoned that it was much more the will of God that we should be situated as she was.
• Winona reasoned with him as she would have reasoned with certain high personages on the other side of the water, and perhaps with as little success.
• This Wessex had reasoned out even before he had set eyes upon the celebrated American traveller.
• He sat on the edge of the bed in his shirt sleeves and reasoned with himself.
• I had sixteen loads for my gun and I reasoned that I could likely kill enough food to last twice that many days by being careful what I shot at.
• I reasoned that a fish, formed to live and to act principally under the water, was hardly a fit model for ships intended to float on its surface, and certainly not to sink.
• There were several ways, as Blake reasoned, by which that letter might have got into the hands of the enemy.
• He talked and reasoned like a boy five years older.
• If he reasoned at all it was to the effect that Jude, after Joyce rejoined him, would seek employment as near at hand as possible.
• He had reasoned as so many men before him had reasoned, as men will continue to reason as long as this world shall be.
• A philosopher of the grandest type would have reasoned that what was done was done, and that there was no more use in crying over fallen soot than over spilt milk.
• The missionary reasoned with him and suggested a course of procedure, the result of which had not been learned when the incident was related.
• They had a start of twelve hours, but Waring reasoned that they would not do much riding in daylight.
• And Bronson reasoned that there was a divinity of blood, despite the patents of democracy.
• She reasoned similarly about the dinners and theatre-parties which they gave and attended.
• One was a policy reasoned out and published by Hamilton, but never during his lifetime put into the form of law in the broad and systematic manner which he desired.
• It was not the business that Harry preferred, but he reasoned justly that it was honorable, and was far better than remaining idle.
• After the little outburst of high spirits which so alarmed my domestic I sat down and reasoned with myself.
• He had reasoned that she was either in comparative safety to windward of it, or he should meet her being driven towards him by it, or find her succumbed and fainting at its feet.
• She could not wait another moment, and also she reasoned if Mimo were sending her a telegram it would be to Park Lane.
• By working on his fears he reasoned that he would be able to have his own way for a long while to come.
• Therefore, she reasoned, all men were so gripped by something.
• And since he was no longer content at Horsham Manor, I reasoned, with regret, that the sooner he went the better.
• His devotion to Romayne was not to be reasoned with.

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