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    ratiocination
    [ˌraSHēˌōsnˈāSHən]
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    1. noun form of ratiocinate
    ra·ti·oc·i·nate
    [ˌrādēˈōsnˌāt, ˌraSHēˈōsnˌāt]
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    ratiocinate (verb) · ratiocinates (third person present) · ratiocinated (past tense) · ratiocinated (past participle) · ratiocinating (present participle)
    1. form judgments by a process of logic; reason:
      "a tendency to ratiocinate in isolation"
    Origin
    mid 17th century: from Latin ratiocinat- ‘deliberated, calculated’, from the verb ratiocinari, from ratio (see ratio).
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    1. form judgments by a process of logic; reason:
      cogitate
      intellectualize
      cerebrate
      think rationally
      think logically
      think straight
      use one's mind
      use one's common sense
      use one's head
      use one's brain
      think things through
      logicize
     
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