English Dictionary

ratiocination

IPA（発音記号）

/ɹætɪˌɒsɪˈneɪʃn̩/

名詞

不可算名詞 通常

Reasoning, conscious deliberate inference; the activity or process of reasoning. / Thought or reasoning that is exact, valid and rational. / A proposition arrived at by such thought.

日本語の意味

理性的な推論、すなわち意識的かつ慎重に行われる推論活動や思考過程 / 正確で妥当な論理に基づいた思考や推論 / そのような思考により導かれた命題や結論

Her ratiocination during the debate revealed a calm, methodical mind that weighed each argument carefully.

討論中の彼女の意識的で慎重な推論は、各主張を注意深く検討する冷静で几帳面な思考を示した。

意味（1）

Reasoning, conscious deliberate inference; the activity or process of reasoning.

But it will be apparent from the refutation of the ſecond Falſification, wherewith you charge the Author of the Letters, that theſe miſchievous conſequences are rightly drawn from the wicked principle layd down by Vaſquez [Gabriel Vásquez] in the ſame place, and accordingly, that that Jeſuit hath not done violence to the rules of ratiocination, but to thoſe of the Goſpel.

意味（2）

Thought or reasoning that is exact, valid and rational.

Finally Tao comes to possess the meaning of “rational speech” or “word,” and in this sense it closely resembles the Greek Logos, for in addition to its philosophical significance the term Tao touches a religious chord in the souls of the Chinese just as did the word Logos among the Platonists and the Greek Christians. […] The Tao of man, jan tao [footnote: 人道], is the process of ratiocination, and as such it is fallible; but there is an Eternal Reason, ch‘ang tao [footnote: 常道], also called t‘ien tao [footnote: 天道], “Heaven’s Reason,” i.e., the world-order which shapes all things, and the burden of Lao-tze’s message is to let this Heaven’s Reason or Eternal Reason prevail.

意味（3）

A proposition arrived at by such thought.

Where the Qur’an has not been explicit, the Hadith has often supplied guidance, providing an intermediate source of knowledge between the text of the Holy Book itself and the ratiocinations of the religious lawyers, the fuqaha’, who had recourse, when all else failed, to such principles as analogical reasoning and personal judgement.

ratiocinations （ plural ）