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reasoned
/ ˈriːzənd /
adjective
well thought-out or well presented
a reasoned explanation
Other Word Forms
- reasonedly adverb
- unreasoned adjective
- well-reasoned adjective
Example Sentences
The judge reasoned that the state is compelling the disclosure “of information that a substantial number of companies use to advertise their brands, which they have an economic motive to provide.”
"It's legitimate for the government to say we will take a tighter view, as a proper, reasoned, good faith attempt to rein in what we think Article 8 covers and what it doesn't."
Sharks were creatures of the deep ocean, he reasoned, and he surfed in the shallower bays.
It wasn’t “a reasoned argument,” Mahan wrote in a scathing opinion piece in the San Francisco Standard.
Officials reasoned it would be best to install when no one was living there and that its completion could spur the return of homes and businesses.
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