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wertrational

wertrational adjective: pursued because of reasons or motives intrinsic to the actor.

Adjective

wertrational (comparative more wertrational, superlative most wertrational)

  1. Pursued because of reasons or motives intrinsic to the actor.

Forms of wertrational

comparativemore wertrational
superlativemost wertrational

Origin of wertrational

Borrowed from German wertrational. Used by Max Weber.

Words formed from wertrational

Questions about wertrational

What does wertrational mean?
Wertrational means pursued because of reasons or motives intrinsic to the actor.
What part of speech is wertrational?
Wertrational is an adjective.

Words near wertrational in the dictionary

  1. Wertherism
  2. Werthimer
  3. Werths
  4. Wertman
  5. Wertmans
  6. wertrational
  7. wertrationality
  8. wertrationalität
  9. Werts
  10. Wertz
  11. Wertzberger

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