Reasoned

/ˈriːzənd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To form conclusions, judgments, or inferences from facts or premises; to think logically.

He reasoned that if it was raining here, it must be raining in the neighboring town as well.

To present logical arguments or explanations.

She reasoned with her colleagues during the meeting, convincing them of her viewpoint.

adjective

Based on good judgment, careful thought, or logical reasoning.

Her reasoned approach to the problem ensured a thorough analysis before making any decisions.

Expressing a well-argued opinion or position.

The article provided a reasoned argument in favor of environmental protection policies.

Demonstrating evidence of thought or justification.

The reasoned conclusions drawn from the data impressed the committee.

Derived from the verb 'reason', meaning to think logically or to form judgments and conclusions.

reasoned argument

An argument that is logical and well thought out.

reasoned decision

A decision made after careful consideration and thought.

reasoned approach

A method that is based on logical reasoning and sound principles.

reason

To think, understand, and form judgments logically.

rationale

The reasoning or justification behind a particular decision or belief.

reasoning

The action of thinking about something in a logical, sensible way.

Thought-out

That plan is pretty thought-out, I would call it reasoned!

Well-argued

Her points are well-argued; they're very reasoned!