nonrational (Meaning)

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nonrational (s)

not based on reason

obtained through intuition rather than from reasoning or observation

Nonrational beliefs often stem from emotions and biases rather than logic or evidence.
The decision to quit his job was nonrational; he had perfectly good reason to stay.
Scientists strive to avoid nonrational thinking in their research to ensure objectivity.
Superstitions are nonrational beliefs that lack any empirical basis.
The fear of spiders is typically nonrational, as most spiders pose no real threat to humans.
Nonrational behavior can lead to poor decision-making and negative consequences.
Intuitive judgments can sometimes be misleading if they are based on nonrational factors.
The concept of nonrational choice has been explored by philosophers, psychologists, and economists.
Rational thought requires careful consideration of evidence and logical reasoning, whereas nonrational thought does not.
Nonrational thinking can be particularly prevalent in situations of high stress or uncertainty.

not based on reason, obtained through intuition rather than from reasoning or observation

irrational, unreasonable, illegitimate, unreasoning, silly, unsound, misleading, weak, inconsequential, inconsequent

reasonable, logical,rational, valid, sound, sound, valid, logical, rational, reasonable

Nonrational beliefs often stem from emotions and biases rather than logic or evidence.

The decision to quit his job was nonrational; he had perfectly good reason to stay.

Scientists strive to avoid nonrational thinking in their research to ensure objectivity.

Superstitions are nonrational beliefs that lack any empirical basis.