Definitionn. the state of having good sense and sound judgment
Last update: August 29, 2015
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Passing over the less important, these are the Moreh Nebhukhim (so the Hebrew translation of the Arabic original), an endeavour to show philosophically the reasonableness of the faith, parts of which, translated into Latin, were studied by the Christian schoolmen, and the Mishneh Torah, also called Yad hahazagah (1 ' =14, the number of the parts), a classified compendium of the Law, written in Hebrew 4 See M. [Please select]
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Count Rostov approved of this suggestion, appreciating its reasonableness. [Please select]
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Colonel Clay on his side was all sweet reasonableness. [Please select]
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She was to be the great experiment in peace and reasonableness. [Please select]
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But then Jane, who was of an exquisite sensibility, felt that Gabriella's reasonableness belonged to a distinctly lower order of intelligence. [Please select]
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"But, you see, you're making the mistake of thinking that I love George," said Gabriella, with a reasonableness which made Mrs.' [Please select]
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Wells predicts: not only intelligence and education, but a reasonableness and reliability not always found to-day. [Please select]
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