rationality
n. uncountablen. the ability to make decisions based on clear facts and logic rather than just feelings. It means thinking in a sensible way to reach a goal.
n. the quality of being based on or in accordance with reason or logic. Refers to the cognitive capacity to process information and make choices that align with objective evidence and personal objectives.
We need to use rationality to solve this problem.
In times of crisis, maintaining a sense of rationality helps leaders avoid making impulsive decisions based on fear.
The philosopher argued that human rationality is often limited by cognitive biases, making it difficult for even the most logical thinkers to remain perfectly objective.
From rational + -ity, from French rationalité, from Late Latin rationalitas (“rationality, reasonableness”), from Latin rationalis (“reasonable”).
Uncountable in its abstract sense; often paired with the preposition 'of' when describing a specific person's logic.