reason

US /ˈrizən/

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UK /'ri:zn/

A1TOEIC

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo think and make conclusions in a logical manner

Kyle will reason that Kim should ask him to the dance

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Ability to think about facts and form a judgment

Kim knows no reason why Kyle won't ask her to the dance

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Explanation for why something occurred or was done

The reason why he is late is because his car wouldn't start

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The reason that sentence is so confusing is because we understand most language by context.
The reason that sentence is so confusing is because we understand most language by context.

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The reason I keep talking about college
The reason I keep talking about college
and it gives you a reason to do all this work,
and it gives you a reason to do all this work,

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I didn't feel represented at all, and the reason why
I didn't feel represented at all, and the reason why
Literally a month ago, I got pulled over for no reason.
Literally a month ago, I got pulled over for no reason.

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But, maybe you don't have a furry friend and that is the exact reason why you come to Simon's Cats Channel.
But, maybe you don't have a furry friend and that is the exact reason why you come to Simon's Cats Channel.

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which means that we are still living in an ice age. That's the reason there's so much ice at the poles.
which means that we are still living in an ice age. That's the reason there's so much ice at the poles.

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Edwards, J. C. \"What Earthly Reason? The replacement of the longbow by handguns.\" Medieval History
Edwards, J. C. \"What Earthly Reason? The replacement of the longbow by handguns.\" Medieval History

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The disproportional reason so many people in here will not win
The disproportional reason so many people in here will not win
the disproportionate reason that most people in this room will not win
the disproportionate reason that most people in this room will not win