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bereason
bereason v. 
/biˈriz(ə)n/ to reason with, overcome by reasoning.
Brit. /bᵻˈriːzn/
, /bᵻˈriːzn/U.S. /bəˈriz(ə)n/
, /bəˈriz(ə)n//biˈriz(ə)n/ΘΠ
the mind > attention and judgement > testing > debate, disputation, argument > putting forward for discussion > put forward [verb (transitive)] > overcome by argument
outreason1644
bereason1826
1826 E. Irving Babylon II. vi. 154 We are bereasoned out of our faith by the intellectual apostacy of the time.
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as lemmas
- to get points on
- to get popped
- to get rag out
- to get ratted
- to get ready
- to get real
- to get receive light
- to have resort
- to have resource
- to have respect to
- to have respect to formerly also unto
- to have retinue of
- to have reward
- to have rhythm
- to have right
- to have rocks in one's head
- to have round heels
- to have roving
- to have ruth
- to have salt in one's porridge
- to have scruples
- to have sea-room
- to have searoom
- to have seen and served
- to have seen better days