reasonless

/ˈɹizənləs/ adj

Lacking reason or purpose.

Word Origin Reason comes from Latin ratio, meaning 'reckoning' or 'calculation' — so reason is the ability to calculate mentally. Reasonless means lacking reason, and the -less suffix is the same as in countless. The same root gives us rational, ratify, and ratio.

adj Lacking reason or purpose.

His reasonless anger confused everyone in the room.

(形容词) 无理性的;无理由的;无目的的

他毫无理由的愤怒让房间里的每个人都感到困惑。

(adjetivo) Que carece de razón o propósito.

Su ira sin motivo confundió a todos en la sala.

(adjectif) irrationnel; absurde; déraisonnable; sans fondement; injustifié [Dépourvu de raison ou de but ; sans motif ni justification.]

Sa colère sans raison a déconcerté tout le monde dans la pièce.

(Adjektiv) grundlos; sinnlos; zwecklos [Ohne vernünftigen Grund oder Zweck; grundlos.]

Sein **reasonless** Zorn verwirrte alle im Raum.

(形容詞) 理由や目的がない。

彼の根拠のない怒りは、部屋にいた全員を混乱させた。

(adjetivo) irracional; imotivado; absurdo; sem propósito; injustificado [Sem razão ou propósito; irracional.]

Sua raiva irracional confundiu todos na sala.

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