irrationality
/ɪˌræʃəˈnæləti/
noun
- The quality or state of being not based on reason or clear thinking; illogical or unreasonable behavior or thought.
- She couldn't understand the irrationality of his fear of harmless spiders.
- The crowd's irrationality during the panic led to dangerous decisions.
- The economist warned about the irrationality of investing based on rumors alone.
- An act, statement, or belief that is not logical or reasonable.
- His sudden decision to quit his job was one of many irrationalities that worried his friends.
- The report listed several irrationalities in the company's spending habits.
- We laughed at the irrationality of thinking a coin toss could predict the future.
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