irrational in Greek
irrational in Greek is άρρητος — irrational means not based on logic or reason; unfounded or nonsensical.
irrational in Greek
άρρητος
Pronounced: arritos
(mathematics, arithmetic, number theory, not comparable) Of a real number, that cannot be written as the ratio of two integers.
What does "irrational" mean?
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adj Not based on logic or reason; unfounded or nonsensical.
"He had an irrational fear of elevators."
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adj In mathematics, describing a real number that cannot be written as a fraction of two whole numbers.
"Pi is a famous example of an irrational number."
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irrational in a sentence
- He had an irrational fear of elevators.
- Her boss made an irrational decision that hurt the whole team.
- Pi is a famous example of an irrational number.
- The square root of two is irrational, so its decimals never end or repeat.
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What is "irrational" in Greek?
"irrational" in Greek is άρρητος. irrational means: Not based on logic or reason; unfounded or nonsensical.
How do you pronounce άρρητος?
"irrational" in Greek is άρρητος, pronounced "arritos".
How do you use "irrational" in a sentence?
Example: "He had an irrational fear of elevators." In Greek, "irrational" is άρρητος.
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