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1. (v.i.) ratiocinate
to reason logically.
Etymology: (1635–45; < L ratiōcinātus, ptp. of ratiōcinārī to calculate, reason =ratiō (see ratio ) + -cinārī to act (in the manner specified), prob. extracted from vāticinārī; see vaticinate)
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1. (verb) ratiocinate
reason methodologically and logically
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1. (verb) ratiocinate
to reason, esp. deductively; to offer reason or argument
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