In mathematics, a rational is any number that can be expressed as the quotient of two integers.

The high priest adjusted the ornate rational before entering the sanctuary, its precious stones catching the morning light.

Even in tense meetings, she remained rational and proposed a clear plan.

Between any two real numbers there are infinitely many rationals that fill the interval.

The committee worked to rationalize the workflow, reorganizing tasks to make the process more logical.

During the drought, the committee determined which food supplies were rationable and allocated them accordingly.

Although the term is archaic, her rationable argument convinced the committee to reconsider the policy.

He tried to explain the situation rationably, hoping to calm the angry crowd.

The philosopher studied the competing rationalities that guided communities through crisis.

In the seminar, scholars debated the historical roots and contemporary relevance of different rationalisms across cultures.