rationalise ['ræʃənəlaiz]

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v. cut��excuse��justify��rationalize

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1. It allows sub-standard chief executives to rationalise huge pay packages while their underlings get peanuts (or rice).
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2. Last October Mondadori announced the sale of 80% of its printing arm and is looking to rationalise its business further.
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3. If you enter this world don't try to rationalise or understand it, or you may go mad, for it is beyond human understanding.
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v.
  1. structure and run according to rational or scientific principles in order to achieve desired results
  2. defend, explain, clear away, or make excuses for by reasoning
  3. think rationally; employ logic or reason
  4. remove irrational quantities from
  5. weed out unwanted or unnecessary things

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