irrationality - iracionalita

noun - the fact of not being based on logic

 

rationality - racionálnost

noun - the quality of being based on logic rather than emotions

 

rationalism - racionalismus

noun - the belief that actions and opinions should be based on reason rather than emotions

 

rationalist - racionalistický

adjective - believing in rationalism

 

rationalist - racionální člověk

noun - a person whose opinions and actions are based on logic rather than emotions

 

rationalisation - hledání logického vysvětlení

noun, British English - the act of trying to find reasons to justify or explain someone's behavior, opinions, decisions, etc. that are difficult to understand

 

rationalization - hledání logického vysvětlení

noun - the act of trying to find reasons to justify or explain someone's behavior, opinions, decisions, etc. that are difficult to understand

 

rationalise - hledat logické vysvětlení

verb, British English - to try to find reasons to justify or explain someone's behavior, opinions, decisions, etc. that are difficult to understand

 

rationalize - hledat logické vysvětlení

verb - to try to find reasons to justify or explain someone's behavior, opinions, decisions, etc. that are difficult to understand

 

illogically - nelogicky

adverb - in a way that is not sensible or well thought through

 

logically - logicky

adverb - in a sensible way

 

judiciously - uvážlivě, rozumně

adverb, formal - in a way that shows good judgment and sense

 

judicial - justiční, soudní

adjective - relating to the legal system

 

judicious - uvážlivý, rozumný

adjective, formal - showing good judgment and sense

 

judiciousness - uvážlivost, soudnost

noun, formal - the ability to judge carefully and thoughtfully