reason

US /ˈrizən/

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UK /'ri:zn/

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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 discipline is hard to maintain is because it is hard to
the reason discipline is hard to maintain is because it is hard to

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- So we know that the most common reason
- So we know that the most common reason
And the reason that cardiomyocytes,
And the reason that cardiomyocytes,

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The reason we took a big one is that you don't know...
The reason we took a big one is that you don't know...

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For some reason, Hawking's ALS didn't affect his ability to breathe (which would deprive
For some reason, Hawking's ALS didn't affect his ability to breathe (which would deprive

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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.