Reasonless

Pronunciation: /ˈriːzənləs/

Definitions of reasonless

adjective lacking or devoid of reason; senseless or irrational

Example Sentences

A1 She had a reasonless fear of spiders.

A2 The decision to cancel the event seemed reasonless to many attendees.

B1 His reasonless behavior left everyone puzzled.

B2 The sudden outburst of anger seemed reasonless and out of character for him.

C1 The jury found the defendant's actions to be reasonless and without justification.

C2 The artist's abstract paintings were often criticized for being reasonless and lacking depth.

Examples of reasonless in a Sentence

formal The decision to terminate the contract was deemed reasonless by the board of directors.

informal She broke up with him for reasonless excuses.

slang I can't believe she got fired for such a reasonless thing.

figurative His actions were reasonless, like a ship sailing without a compass.

Grammatical Forms of reasonless

• past tense: reasonlessed
• plural: reasonlesses
• comparative: more reasonless
• superlative: most reasonless
• present tense: reasonless
• future tense: will reasonless
• perfect tense: have reasonlessed
• continuous tense: is reasonlessing
• singular: reasonless
• positive degree: reasonless
• infinitive: to reasonless
• gerund: reasonlessing
• participle: reasonlessed

Origin and Evolution of reasonless

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'reasonless' originated from Middle English, derived from the Old French word 'raisonless'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something lacking reason or logic, the word 'reasonless' has evolved to also connote irrationality or senselessness.