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Meanings of irrational in English
Portuguese
número irracional Catalan
nombre irracional Portuguese
irracional Not consistent with or using reason.
Usage of irrational in English
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I'm used to that type of irrational abuse, Mr Mallon said yesterday.
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Said moon-let being, of course, that irrational moment when Pascow had spoken.
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Specific phobias are an irrational fear of a specific thing or situation.
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They argue that the regulations are irrational and breach EU competition law.
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They fail to acknowledge all the irrational reasons people love their cars.
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It's the sort of reasoning, however irrational, that must comfort Honda's directors.
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Xenophobia is defined as the irrational fear of people from other countries.
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Read More The behaviour that leads to such shortages isn't necessarily irrational.
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My fear is irrational; this is just a test, it isn't real.
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My fear of public speaking was as irrational as it was extreme.
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As long as her strange, irrational faith in Lord Rohan wasn't misplaced.
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Therefore the image of God is to be found in irrational creatures.
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Cruelty and apparently irrational conquest and destruction forced Forerunners to react decisively.
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Facebook is making rational decisions within a context which is fundamentally irrational.
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What I know gives me the irrational hope you can help me.
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He never again looked at a house in the old irrational way.
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