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adjective

Reasonless adj.

Destitute of reason; as, a reasonless man or mind.

Void of reason; not warranted or supported by reason; unreasonable. "This proffer is absurd and reasonless."

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Etymology of 'Reasonless'

Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48

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"Reasonless" Quotes from Famous Books

... gone. Who's going to pay me if you don't? Who—" Lilas's voice, which has risen steadily, broke now, and she shook a clenched fist in Wharton's face. He saw that she had worked herself up into one of her abrupt, reasonless rages. ...

— The Auction Block • Rex Beach

... played me false, stuck in my mind like the depression of a bad dream. Again and again, I related the circumstances to my uncle; but he "pished," and "tushed," and "pooh-poohed," the very idea of any kidnappers remaining so near the city and giving me free run of their wigwams. My reasonless persistence was beginning to irritate him. Indeed, on one occasion, he informed me that I had as many vagaries in my head as a "bed-ridden hag," and with great fervor he "wished to the Lord there was a law in this land for the ham-stringing of such fool idiots, as that ...

— Lords of the North • A. C. Laut

... briefly described in the third chapter of this introduction, boldly lays the blame of all his philological faults, upon our noble language itself; and even conceives, that a well-written and faultless grammar cannot be a good one, because it will not accord with that reasonless jumble which he takes every existing language to be! How diligently he laboured to perfect his work, and with what zeal for truth and accuracy, may be guessed from the following citation: "The truth is, after ...

— The Grammar of English Grammars • Goold Brown

Words linked to "Reasonless" : mindless, senseless, unreasonable, irrational