adj Uncommon

reasoned

REE-zuhnd

Reasoned (adj) means Based on careful logical thought rather than impulse or emotion. Example: “She gave a calm, reasoned response to the accusation.”

adj

Based on careful logical thought rather than impulse or emotion.

"She gave a calm, reasoned response to the accusation."

How to use reasoned

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDescribes an argument, decision, or response that comes from careful thinking rather than a gut reaction.

Common pairings

a reasoned argument reasoned judgment

Word forms

more reasoned comparative, most reasoned superlative

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Rhymes for reasoned

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Frequently asked questions

What does “reasoned” mean?

The word “reasoned” means based on careful logical thought rather than impulse or emotion. In plain terms, describes an argument, decision, or response that comes from careful thinking rather than a gut reaction.

How do you pronounce “reasoned”?

“Reasoned” is pronounced REE-zuhnd (/ˈriːzənd/ in IPA).

How do you use “reasoned” in a sentence?

Here is “reasoned” used in a sentence: “She gave a calm, reasoned response to the accusation.”

What part of speech is “reasoned”?

“Reasoned” is an adjective.

Is “reasoned” a common word?

“Reasoned” is an uncommon word in modern English.