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Opposite of the thought processes leading to accepted theories or solutions
Opposite of the capacity of the mind to acquire and apply knowledge and skills
Opposite of the act of thinking
“The boy constructed his project with such mindlessness, that his teachers were unable to make sense of what he was trying to achieve.”
(mass noun) Opposite of the power of the mind to think, understand, and form judgments logically
“The belief in a higher being is largely rooted in deep emotion.”
Opposite of the justification for or reasoning behind something
Opposite of a morally acceptable explanation for behavior, or for a belief or occurrence
Opposite of a reason for something
“So a culture based on abstract reasoning, or on various metaphysical precepts, may itself be simply a product of evolutionary change.”
Opposite of a judgment or decision reached through reasoning or analysis
“A long-awaited meeting about our parents' will on Tuesday resulted in indecision.”
Opposite of the quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgment
“He displayed his ignorance by asking irrelevant questions.”
Opposite of endowed with the capacity to reason
Opposite of of or according to the rules of logic or formal argument
“She gave me a wild and incoherent explanation about habitation on the planet Mars.”
Opposite of involving deliberation or careful thought and consideration
Opposite of thoughtful or reflective in one's approach
“We mostly talked about inane things, and I got the impression that he was a very superficial individual.”
Opposite of pertaining to the mind
(reason with) Opposite of present participle for to persuade with rational arguments
“I tried my best to browbeat him, but he still wants to go ahead with his ridiculous idea.”
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