rationalizations (Meaning)
rationalizations
the act, process, or result of rationalizing, the provision of plausible reasons to explain to oneself or others behavior for which one's real motives are different and unknown or unconscious
Synonyms & Antonyms of rationalizations
rationalizations Sentence Examples
- The student offered rationalizations for his tardiness, blaming traffic and a broken alarm clock.
- The politician's rationalizations for his unpopular policies failed to convince the public.
- The company provided flimsy rationalizations for their environmental practices, which caused significant pollution.
- The accused person's rationalizations for their actions were deemed insufficient by the jury.
- The salesperson used clever rationalizations to persuade customers to make unnecessary purchases.
- The doctor offered rationalizations for the patient's condition, citing a rare genetic disorder.
- The defendant presented numerous rationalizations for his debt, but the court found them unconvincing.
- The manager's rationalizations for the department's poor performance were met with skepticism.
- The scientist rejected the rationalizations of his opponents, demanding evidence to support their claims.
- The teacher dismissed the student's rationalizations for plagiarism, explaining that there is no excuse for academic dishonesty.
FAQs About the word rationalizations
the act, process, or result of rationalizing, the provision of plausible reasons to explain to oneself or others behavior for which one's real motives are diffe
explanations, guises, excuses, reasons, justifications, pretenses, rationales, pretences, arguments, accountings
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The student offered rationalizations for his tardiness, blaming traffic and a broken alarm clock.
The politician's rationalizations for his unpopular policies failed to convince the public.
The company provided flimsy rationalizations for their environmental practices, which caused significant pollution.
The accused person's rationalizations for their actions were deemed insufficient by the jury.
