Reason
/’rēzən/
Noun
“Reason divides man and beast, in the great chain of being”
Synonyms: logic, cognition, rationality
“Reason finds its grounding in fact, opinions have no place in a reasonable argument”
Synonyms: rational, logicality, cognition
Antonyms: Irrational, Illogical
“Tell me the reason you killed your own son, did you use that very reason? Was he a
beast? Did he not argue with logic?”
Synonyms: justification, cause, basis
Antonyms: condemnation
“What reason do you have to question me? The facts point to his decaying logic, he was
becoming a beast.”
Synonyms: grounds, ground, rationale
Verb
“So you reason that your own son was degrading? This was…
Was this your mercy?”
Synonyms: to use some common sense
Antonyms: To act upon one’s own folly
“This reason became my mercy to him, a show of truth before his fall.”
Synonyms: to think things completely through
Antonyms: To act upon impulse
Christopher J. Robison was born in Lock haven, Pennsylvania. He is a student at Coe College. This would be his first publication.