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rationally
This adverb describes a cognitive approach characterized by logic and objectivity. It is frequently used in professional, academic, or clinical settings to contrast a reasoned approach with one driven by impulse, panic, or emotional distress. When someone acts rationally, they are perceived as having a clear, systematic method of thinking.
In argumentative or philosophical contexts, the term shifts toward a more technical meaning, referring to adherence to the strict rules of formal logic or rationalist philosophy. In these cases, it implies a deductive process where conclusions are derived necessarily from established premises.
Meanings
Examples
We need to look at this budget rationally instead of panicking.
I cannot believe he is acting so irrationally while I am trying to speak rationally.
The detective approached the crime scene rationally to avoid missing any small detail.
Stop crying and try to think rationally about how to fix this.
If we evaluate the risks rationally, the investment is actually quite safe.
I must handle this conflict rationally if I want to keep my job.
The philosopher argued that humans are rarely capable of behaving rationally in a crisis.
Let us discuss the terms of the contract rationally.