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reasoned

intermediateB1

/ˈriːzənd/ · rea-soned

Based on logical reasoning and sound judgment; well thought out.

Meanings

adjectiveformal

Based on logical reasoning and sound judgment; well thought out.

منطقی سوچ اور صحیح فیصلہ پر مبنی; اچھی طرح سے سوچا گیا.

وجوہی

wajohi

Formal: تحلیل کردہ

Synonyms

logicalrationalwell-reasonedمنطقیعقلیپختہ

Antonyms

irrationalillogicalunreasonedبے معنیغیر منطقیبے دلیل

Common Collocations

  • reasoned argument
  • reasoned decision
  • reasoned judgment

Example Sentences

Her reasoned approach to the problem helped the team find a solution.

اس کا وجوہی نقطہ نظر مسئلے پر ٹیم کو حل تلاش کرنے میں مددگار ثابت ہوا.

Us ka wajohi nuqta-e-nazar maslay par team ko hal talash karne mein madadgar saabit hua.

The debate showcased several reasoned arguments on both sides.

بحث نے دونوں طرف کئی وجوہی دلائل پیش کیے.

Bahas ne dono taraf kayi wajohi dalail pesh kiye.

He made a reasoned decision after considering all options.

اس نے تمام اختیارات پر غور کرنے کے بعد ایک وجوہی فیصلہ کیا.

Us ne tamam ikhtiyaarat par ghor karne ke baad aik wajohi faisla kiya.

Easily Confused With

reasoning:Reasoned refers to being based on logical thinking, while reasoning is the process of thinking about something in a logical way.

Word Family

reason
nounوجہ
reasoning
nounتفکر

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Think of 'reasoned' as being well-reasoned, like following a clear path to a conclusion.

Imagine a wise owl thinking carefully before making a decision.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

شمع کی مانند ہوں، روشن تو ہے مگر، وقت کی تیز ہوا میں میری روشنی کم ہے.

Shama ki manind hon, roshan to hai magar, waqt ki teez hawa mein meri roshni kam hai.

Like a candle, I am bright, but my light dims in the fierce winds of time.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

سمجھداری کی پہلی شرط سوچنا ہے.

Samajhdari ki pehli shart sochna hai.

The first condition of wisdom is to think.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Old French "raisun" — to think or reason

First known use: 15th century

The term has evolved from the Old French root, tracing its usage in English back to the late 14th century.