well-reasoned
/ˌwɛlˈriːznd/adjective
Based on or characterized by sound reasoning; logical, coherent.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in George Havers (fl. 1665). From well + reason + -ed.
- run a drum
- run afoul of
- run after
- run against
- runagate
- run along
- run a mile
- run-and-gun
- run-and-shoot
- run an errand
- runanga
- runaround
- run around with (also run with)
- run at
- run a temperature
- runathon
- run-a-thon
- run a tight ship
- run away
- runaway
- runaway knock
- runaway reaction
- runaway ring
- runaway selection
- runaway star