Rationally

Pronunciation: /ˈræʃ.ən.ə.li/

Definitions of rationally

adverb In a logical and reasonable manner.

Example Sentences

A1 She rationnally decided to save money by cooking at home instead of eating out every day.

A2 He rationnally chose to study for his exams rather than go out with friends.

B1 The team rationnally assessed the risks before making a decision on the project.

B2 The company rationnally decided to invest in new technology to improve efficiency.

C1 She rationnally analyzed the data before presenting her findings to the board.

C2 The politician rationnally argued his case for increased funding for education.

Examples of rationally in a Sentence

formal It is important to approach decision-making rationally, considering all the relevant factors.

informal Let's think about this rationally before jumping to any conclusions.

slang Dude, you gotta chill out and think about this rationally.

figurative She approached the problem rationally, like a chess player thinking several moves ahead.

Grammatical Forms of rationally

• past tense: rationally
• plural: rationally
• comparative: more rationally
• superlative: most rationally
• present tense: rationally
• future tense: will rationally
• perfect tense: have rationally
• continuous tense: rationally
• singular: rationally
• positive degree: rationally
• infinitive: to rationally
• gerund: rationally
• participle: rationally

Origin and Evolution of rationally

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'rationally' originated from the Latin word 'rationalis', which is derived from 'ratio' meaning 'reason'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'rationally' has evolved to encompass the idea of thinking or acting based on reason or logic, rather than emotions or impulses.