prerational
prerational adjective: before the application of reason.
Adjective
prerational (not comparable)
- Before the application of reason.
- It is hard to escape the impression that if retailers could they would find some way to hook up directly to the prerational brain — the part of us that knows nothing about common sense, budgets, late fees and interest rates — a part of the brain to which, for many of us, our cellphones have...2007 October 7, “Can I Put You on Hold?”, in New York Times
Origin of prerational
From pre- + rational.
Questions about prerational
- What does prerational mean?
- Prerational means before the application of reason.
- What part of speech is prerational?
- Prerational is an adjective.
Words near prerational in the dictionary
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