| 释义 |
irrationalize, v.|ɪˈræʃənəlaɪz|
[f. irrational + -ize: cf. rationalize.]
trans. To render irrational.
1895A. J. Balfour Foundat. Belief iv. i 235 To pursue the opposite course would be gratuitously to irrationalise (to coin a convenient word) our scheme from the very start. 1896Seth in Contemp. Rev. Aug. 177 The denial of the postulated reality..irrationalises the whole scheme of things presupposed by our ordinary experience. |