reason

simple noun133 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.3

The most important reason; the primary cause.

A valid and justifiable reason.

A very large and important reason.

A powerful and persuasive reason.

A very important or significant reason.

The first or most important reason.

The central and most important reason.

A reason that is so strong it forces you to accept it.

The main or most important reason.

A reason based on good judgment and sense.

A reason that makes you believe it is true.

A reason that seems reasonable and likely to be true.

The most important reason.

A clear, logical, and convincing reason.

Used in negative sentences to mean a logical explanation or a sensible plan.

It is logical or obvious.

A person or opinion that is sensible and calming in a difficult situation.

The cause or explanation for something.

Because of; due to.

To possess a motive or justification for an action.

To provide an explanation for something.

To offer a reason.

To formally say or write down a reason.

To mention something as a reason.

To explain the reasons in a clear and detailed way.

To give a general description of the main reasons.

To be persuaded to act in a sensible way.

To understand and accept a sensible course of action.

To be willing to listen to and consider sensible advice.

Collocations with "reason"

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