How Do You Spell OUTREASON?

Pronunciation: [a͡ʊtɹˈiːzən] (IPA)

The word "outreason" is spelled with the prefix "out-" which means "beyond" or "outside of" and the word "reason" which means "to think logically or rationally". The IPA phonetic transcription for "outreason" is /aʊt ˈriːzən/. The first syllable is pronounced with the diphthong "au" which has the same sound as in "cow". The second syllable is pronounced like "ree" and the final syllable is pronounced like "zen". "Outreason" means to surpass someone in reasoning or argumentation.

OUTREASON Meaning and Definition

1. Outreason is a verb that refers to the act of using logical arguments or reasoning to prevail in a discussion or debate. It involves presenting logical and compelling evidence, facts, or points of view to persuade someone to change their perspective or decision. The aim is to effectively use reasoning to convince others that one's own position or stance is more valid or preferable.

   In a debate or argument, the process of outreasoning often involves analyzing and dissecting the opponent's arguments or claims, and then offering counterarguments that are more persuasive, well-reasoned, or fact-based. Through skillful logic and reasoning, an individual can effectively undermine the other party's position and successfully make their own case stronger.

   Outreasoning requires intellectual prowess and the ability to critically evaluate and articulate one's thoughts in a concise and convincing manner. It may involve presenting evidence, factual information, or logical deductions to support one's point of view or to discredit the opposing side.

   It is important to note that outreasoning should be conducted in a respectful and ethical manner, focusing on the merit of the arguments at hand rather than resorting to personal attacks or fallacies. It is an essential skill in effective communication and often plays a crucial role in shaping opinions, influencing decisions, and resolving conflicts through rational discourse.

Common Misspellings for OUTREASON

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Etymology of OUTREASON

The word "outreason" dates back to Middle English and is derived from the combination of two words: "out" and "reason".

The word "out" comes from the Old English word "ūt", which means "outside" or "away from". It has been used in various contexts to convey notions of surpassing, exceeding, or moving away from a specified situation or position.

The word "reason" has its origins in the Old French term "raison", which in turn derives from the Latin word "ratio", meaning "calculation" or "reckoning". Over time, "reason" developed its modern meaning of "the capacity for logical, rational, and analytical thinking".

Therefore, when combined, "outreason" essentially means to exceed or surpass in reasoning or to present a more logical or persuasive argument.

Conjugate verb Outreason

CONDITIONAL

I would outreason

you would outreason

he/she/it would outreason

we would outreason

they would outreason

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be outreasoning

you would be outreasoning

he/she/it would be outreasoning

we would be outreasoning

they would be outreasoning

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have outreason

you would have outreason

he/she/it would have outreason

we would have outreason

they would have outreason

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been outreasoning

you would have been outreasoning

he/she/it would have been outreasoning

we would have been outreasoning

they would have been outreasoning

FUTURE

I will outreason

you will outreason

he/she/it will outreason

we will outreason

they will outreason

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be outreasoning

you will be outreasoning

he/she/it will be outreasoning

we will be outreasoning

they will be outreasoning

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have outreasoned

you will have outreasoned

he/she/it will have outreasoned

we will have outreasoned

they will have outreasoned

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been outreasoning

you will have been outreasoning

he/she/it will have been outreasoning

we will have been outreasoning

they will have been outreasoning

IMPERATIVE

you outreason

we let´s outreason

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to outreason

PAST

I outreasoned

you outreasoned

he/she/it outreasoned

we outreasoned

they outreasoned

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was outreasoning

you were outreasoning

he/she/it was outreasoning

we were outreasoning

they were outreasoning

PAST PARTICIPLE

outreasoned

PAST PERFECT

I had outreasoned

you had outreasoned

he/she/it had outreasoned

we had outreasoned

they had outreasoned

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been outreasoning

you had been outreasoning

he/she/it had been outreasoning

we had been outreasoning

they had been outreasoning

PRESENT

I outreason

you outreason

he/she/it outreasons

we outreason

they outreason

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am outreasoning

you are outreasoning

he/she/it is outreasoning

we are outreasoning

they are outreasoning

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

outreasoning

PRESENT PERFECT

I have outreasoned

you have outreasoned

he/she/it has outreasoned

we have outreasoned

they have outreasoned

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been outreasoning

you have been outreasoning

he/she/it has been outreasoning

we have been outreasoning

they have been outreasoning