Sentence examples for reasonous from inspiring English sources
'reasonous' is not a correct word in English
The correct word is 'reasonous', which means showing or having good reason or sound judgment. Example sentence: She made a very reasonous decision to leave her job and start her own business.
adjective
Synonym of reasonable
They denounce as treasonous the more moderate Sufism that once held sway here.
Scott Sumner says it's treasonous.
Collaborating with the enemy to bring about peace was treasonous.
Brushed aside were treasonous commissions for the Occupation and dealings with the vilest of local quislings — mainly the art commissioner Ed Gerdes, a zealous anti-Semite — and with Alois Miedl, a Bavarian banker who became Göring's man in the Dutch art world, energetically plundering Jewish collections.
To live life without veal or chicken stock, fish cheeks, sausages, cheese, or organ meats is treasonous.
After the liberation, all those entities — the newspaper, the publishing house, and the book-distribution company — were investigated and declared treasonous.
Their cause could only be served by cold reason, she believed; anything less surgical was treasonous.
Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who has been the most vocal critic of the military and ISI, petitioned the Pakistani Supreme Court to declare the alleged act treasonous, and the governing Pakistan Peoples Party also pledged that it would never endorse such a quid quo pro with Washington.
The coup is treasonous and a crime, and I am president of the republic".
"This coup is a crime and treasonous, and the court is held responsible for it".
He had been detained last month by the secret police for interviewing an opposition leader, a "treasonous" offence in the paranoid regime of Emomali Rakhmon.
