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ratiocination

/ˌreɪ.ti.ɒs.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Prozess des logischen und methodischen Denkens oder eine durch solche Überlegungen gewonnene Aussage bezeichnet, oft im Kontext des Syllogismus.

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noun

/ˌreɪ.ti.ɒs.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das den Prozess des logischen und methodischen Denkens oder eine durch solche Überlegungen gewonnene Aussage bezeichnet, oft im Kontext des Syllogismus.

A noun referring to the process of logical and methodical reasoning, or the proposition that is reached as a conclusion through such reasoning, often in the context of a syllogism.

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  1. Logical conclusionC2formal

    A proposition or conclusion that is reached through a process of logical reasoning, such as the necessary deduction from the premises of a syllogism.

    delogische Schlussfolgerung

    • The philosopher's ratiocination led to a surprising conclusion about free will.
    • In a syllogism, the ratiocination is the final statement that must be true if the premises are valid.
    • His ratiocination was flawless, but the initial assumption was flawed.

    Synonymeconclusiondeductioninference

  2. Methodical reasoningC2formal

    The process of thinking in a logical and systematic way, using careful and methodical steps.

    deMethodisches Denken

    • The detective's ratiocination helped solve the complex case.
    • Scientific discovery relies on careful observation and ratiocination.
    • Her ratiocination was so clear that everyone could follow her argument.

    Synonymeanalysisargumentationdeductionlogicreasoning

    Antonymefeelingimpulseintuition

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  • ratiocinations plural form
  • ratiocinations' possessive plural form
  • ratiocination's possessive singular form
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