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Meaning of unreasonably
The primary meaning of "unreasonably" is to a degree that is not justified or fair.
Etymology of unreasonably
The word "unreasonably" has its roots in the Old French word "raison," meaning "reason," and the prefix "un-," which indicates a negation or opposition
The term originated in the 15th century, derived from the word "unreasonable," which is a combination of "un-" and "reasonable"
Historically, the word has been used to describe actions, decisions, or behaviors that are not guided by sound judgment or rational thinking
Synonyms
excessively
irrationally
unjustifiably
unreasoningly
unfairly
illogically
improvidently
senselessly
absurdly
preposterously
ridiculously
outrageously
extravagantly
exorbitantly
immoderately
disproportionately
unconscionably
outrageously
wantonly
wantonly
wantonly
needlessly
gratuitously
groundlessly
unnecessarily
wantonly
lavishly
profligately
recklessly
imprudently
inordinately
intemperately
unthinkingly
impulsively
capriciously
arbitrarily
dictatorially
tyrannically
oppressively
excessively
unduly
inexcusably
indefensibly
unjustly
inequitably
inequitably
Definitions
- To a degree that is not justified or fair, excessively, or beyond what is normal or expected
- In a manner that is not based on reason or good judgment
- Without a reasonable or justifiable basis
Usage Examples
- The company is charging unreasonably high prices for their products.
- She acted unreasonably and quit her job without thinking about the consequences.
- The judge ruled that the defendant's actions were unreasonably reckless and caused harm to others.
Antonyms
reasonably
justifiably
moderately
fairly
sensibly
logically
rationally
prudently
temperately
thoughtfully
deliberately
intentionally
purposefully
consciously
voluntarily
knowingly
wilfully
deliberately
calculably
foreseeably
predictably
avoidably
justly
equitably
impartially
objectively
dispassionately
calmly
soberly
sensibly