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Meanings of rationalise in English
Spanish
justificar Defend, explain, clear away, or make excuses for by reasoning.
Usage of rationalise in English
1
By the time a man is really educated he can rationalise better.
2
Trying to rationalise the irrational leads to a madness of its own.
3
We discuss, implement and rationalise murder - insisting that it is necessary.
4
Our capacity to rationalise any belief, no matter how odd, is infinite.
5
You will be expected to rationalise these symptoms yourself and not die.
6
We strongly support the call of others to rationalise South Africa's COVID-19 strategy.
7
He said motive and opportunity compounded, leading people to rationalise fraud.
8
We invent reasons and rationalise why our behaviour makes perfect sense.
9
It beggars belief that the Catholic Church can rationalise this action.
10
As we saw in Canterbury trying to rationalise didn't go well.
11
Not just to other people, but to myself trying to rationalise her behaviour.
12
He tries to rationalise and that's not taking her anger seriously.
13
Last winter he had to rationalise it into a 14-team league.
14
But I could rationalise the situation a little more easily.
15
He also needs to rationalise the store numbers and ranges.
16
It did him no good at all to rationalise the cause of Yradne's outburst.
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