rationale in Greek
rationale in Greek is σκεπτικό — rationale means the set of reasons or logical basis behind a decision or action.
rationale in Greek
σκεπτικό
Pronounced: skeptiko
An explanation of the basis or fundamental reasons for something.
What does "rationale" mean?
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noun The set of reasons or logical basis behind a decision or action.
"The company explained its rationale for the layoffs."
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rationale in a sentence
- The company explained its rationale for the layoffs.
- I don't understand the rationale behind moving the meeting to seven in the morning.
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What is "rationale" in Greek?
"rationale" in Greek is σκεπτικό. rationale means: The set of reasons or logical basis behind a decision or action.
How do you pronounce σκεπτικό?
"rationale" in Greek is σκεπτικό, pronounced "skeptiko".
How do you use "rationale" in a sentence?
Example: "The company explained its rationale for the layoffs." In Greek, "rationale" is σκεπτικό.
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