rationalize|rationalized|rationalizes|rationalizing in English

verb rationalize (Amer.)

['ra·tion·al·ize || 'ræʃnəlaɪz]

invent possible reasons for an action which are not the true reasons; make something more logical, interpret something rationally; make a company more effective by joining or stopping certain activities (also rationalise)

Use "rationalize|rationalized|rationalizes|rationalizing" in a sentence

1. I am not rationalizing.

2. 3 She is unceasingly rationalizing.

3. “She knows I’m LDS,” I rationalized.

4. I remember rationalizing, “I’m a strong swimmer.

5. Repeated attempts were made to rationalize the system.

6. How can the irresistible advancement be rationalized and controlled?

7. • Efficiency and rationalized allocation of resourcesa,b,f,k

8. He rationalized this by saying that everyone would win.

9. I rationalized this as a perk I granted myself.

10. It helps to rationalize logistic move and resources distribution.

11. Does this rationalize why countries protect so much?

12. She rationalized away the superstitious beliefs of the country folk.

13. But rationalizing intervention by claiming neutrality is no longer acceptable, if it ever was.

14. Do not rationalize that dishonesty is right.

15. If you rationalize your fears, you can understand them better.

16. ◦ rationalizing vehicle sizes; ◦ using life-cycle costing in all vehicle purchasing decisions; and

17. The company has done a lot to rationalize production.

18. I can't rationalize my absurd fear of insects.

19. They attempted to rationalize the new working method.

20. But ignorance cannot be used to rationalize irresponsibility.

21. It's very difficult to rationalize away any unsatisfactory results.

22. We rationalized the production system so that one operator could control all three machines.

23. When Cussing invokes the holy, I try to rationalize it

24. Don’t try to excuse yourself or rationalize your way out.

25. It also appears when we rationalize away serious personality flaws.