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reasoned
This term describes a state of intellectual discipline where logic and evidence supersede emotional impulse. It is most frequently employed in professional, legal, or academic registers to validate the legitimacy of a conclusion or the civility of a discourse. While a "rational" person possesses the capacity for logic, a "reasoned" argument is the tangible product of that capacity, implying a deliberate process of weighing facts.
In a social context, describing a debate as "reasoned" suggests a lack of hostility and a commitment to mutual understanding. It contrasts sharply with "heated" or "emotional" exchanges, signaling a high level of maturity and objectivity in the participants' approach to conflict.
Meanings
Examples
The judge provided a reasoned explanation for the verdict.
The judge provided a reasoned explanation for the verdict.
We need a more reasoned approach to this problem.
I hope we can have a reasoned discussion about the budget.
His argument was well reasoned and difficult to refute.
The detective presented a reasoned theory based on the evidence.
She gave a reasoned response despite the provocation.
She gave a reasoned response despite the provocation.
It was a reasoned decision made after weeks of analysis.