What is another word for ratiocinative?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˈatɪˌɒsɪnətˌɪv], [ ɹˈatɪˌɒsɪnətˌɪv], [ ɹ_ˈa_t_ɪ__ˌɒ_s_ɪ_n_ə_t_ˌɪ_v]
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Synonyms for Ratiocinative:
adj.
• all (adjective) • analytic/analytical (adjective)- investigative,
- inquiring,
- discrete,
- explanatory,
- penetrating,
- systematic,
- studious,
- questioning,
- detailed,
- organized,
- diagnostic,
- inquisitive,
- well-grounded,
- precise,
- conclusive,
- scientific,
- Dissecting,
- thorough,
- searching,
- testing,
- expository,
- solid,
- interpretive,
- logical.
- subtle,
- deductive,
- well advised,
- cognitive,
- all there,
- problem-solving,
- reasonable,
- philosophic,
- rational.
- impartial,
- deliberate,
- balanced,
- prudent,
- enlightened,
- perspicacious,
- cerebral,
- levelheaded,
- knowing,
- calm,
- far-sighted,
- well-advised,
- stable,
- synthetic,
- collected,
- sagacious,
- together,
- objective,
- circumspect.
n.
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•
- reason,
- analytical.
Other synonyms:
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- analytic.
- commonsensical,
- insidious,
- speculative,
- extensional,
- elusive,
- fair,
- hypothetical,
- lucid,
- ideational,
- wise,
- perspicuous,
- holding together,
- ideal,
- nice,
- germane,
- clear-eyed,
- thoughtful,
- plausible,
- lofty,
- astute,
- deducible,
- supposititious,
- relevant,
- risky,
- contemplative,
- consistent,
- reasoning,
- justifiable,
- perceptive,
- idealized,
- pertinent,
- legitimate,
- intellectual,
- philosophical,
- sane,
- discriminating,
- intelligent,
- cogitative,
- meditative,
- sensible,
- kosher,
- unrealistic,
- moderate,
- inferential,
- abstract,
- well-organized,
- well-balanced,
- cogent,
- legit,
- impractical,
- normal,
- argumentative,
- reflective,
- sober,
- necessary,
- coherent,
- suppositious,
- most likely,
- compelling,
- notional,
- holding water,
- illative,
- idealistic,
- of sound mind,
- clear,
- judicious,
- telling,
- Suppositive,
- valid,
- exquisite,
- Unpractical,
- delicate,
- theoretical,
- suppositional,
- sharp,
- consequent,
- congruent,
- constructive,
- thinking,
- discursive,
- pensive,
- acute,
- sound,
- Clear-headed,
- juridicious,
- convincing,
- conjectural,
- discerning,
- obvious.
How to use "Ratiocinative" in context?
Ratiocinative is an assessment technique which looks at the causes and consequences of actions to gather information to make predictions or judgments. In the simplest terms, it is the use of reason and common sense in problem solving and decision-making. It can be contrasted with probabilistic assessment, which looks at the likelihood of events occurring, and casuistry, which is the use of extreme or fanciful reasoning to achieve a desired end.
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