totally irrational

Frequency: 8.119.8 per million words

A strong emphasis on the complete lack of reason.

irrationalADVERB + irrational

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totally

Examples (10)

  • His reaction was totally irrational, given the minor issue.
  • She found herself making totally irrational decisions under pressure.
  • The crowd's behavior became totally irrational as the situation escalated.
  • It seems totally irrational to expect different results from the same actions.
  • Many phobias are totally irrational fears with no basis in reality.
  • To refuse such a generous offer would be totally irrational.
  • He was convinced that her anger was totally irrational and unfounded.
  • Leaving a secure job for an uncertain venture might appear totally irrational to some.
  • Their arguments were based on emotion, making them totally irrational.
  • Despite all evidence, his belief remained totally irrational.