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un·rea·son·ing [ʌn'riːzənɪŋ] ADJ
un·rea·son·able [ʌn'riːzənəbl̩] ADJ
1. unreasonable (not showing reason):
2. unreasonable (unfair):
un·rea·son·ably [ʌn'riːzənəbli] ADV
1. unreasonably (illogically):
2. unreasonably (unfairly):
trea·son ['triːzən] N no pl
rea·son·ably ['riːzənəbli] ADV
1. reasonably (in a sensible manner):
2. reasonably (justifiably):
3. reasonably (fairly):
4. reasonably (inexpensively):
rea·son·able ['riːzənəbl̩] ADJ
1. reasonable (sensible):
- reasonable person, answer
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- reasonable person, answer
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2. reasonable (understanding):
- reasonable person
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3. reasonable (justified):
4. reasonable (decent):
5. reasonable (inexpensive):
high 'trea·son N no pl
rea·son·ing ['riːzənɪŋ] N no pl
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At the time, most railways were for difficult terrain between canals, and the use of cable assistance would not have seemed unreasonable.
en.wikipedia.org The emperor, after having expressed himself so forcefully, goes on to explain in detail the reasons why spreading the faith through violence is something unreasonable.
en.wikipedia.org According to this view, aggregate rates that would significantly increase the cost to the industry and make the industry uncompetitive are unreasonable.
en.wikipedia.org The court ultimately sided with the defendants, ruling that the settlements did not provide unreasonable restraints outside the scope of the patents.
en.wikipedia.org It is unclear to what unreasonable control refers.
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