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Meaning of unreason
The primary meaning of "unreason" is a lack of rational thought or sound judgment.
Etymology of unreason
The word "unreason" has its roots in Old French, from "un-" (meaning "not") and "reason" (from Old French "raison", derived from Latin "ratio", meaning "calculation" or "reckoning"), and has been used in English since the 14th century to describe a lack of rational thought or sound judgment.
Synonyms
irrationality
absurdity
illogic
foolishness
stupidity
senselessness
madness
craziness
lunacy
insanity
ridiculousness
preposterousness
incongruity
inconsistency
inconsequentiality
meaninglessness
pointlessness
purposelessness
aimlessness
directionlessness
thoughtlessness
mindlessness
brutishness
savagery
barbarity
bestiality
inanity
fatuity
stupidity
asininity
fatuity
silliness
absurdness
ludicrousness
ridiculousness
preposterousness
Definitions
- Lack of rational thought or sound judgment
- * An act or statement that is foolish or unreasonable
- * A state of mind that is irrational or unsound
Usage Examples
- The politician's decision was guided by unreason and a desire for power.
- * The unreason of the crowd led to a chaotic and destructive situation.
- * The philosopher argued that unreason and emotion often cloud our judgment.