Rationalization Rationalize ə British English N Noun T66pk8i74ce7fib4mrijf81dvt4rxht2pitu7bw6kce9hbnlfwm6wys5ajzcaqkdxyjakvuvay7k4gfp5wi2/Tldiko7recxzubptgck8x+Ovmw/9d0rmnwqt/Jp/D5j/Dektjt8t+Ujcevbg+Lavbo8qgclm+Rw/Q3gtqiqqxuq25spggon8ttd3wx86kyngx0gyjbyrtoqnxcaaevdvdu1gsuupcboksm21unedy+Ug2iesh790kulge/4no9iwzskx6qtgsjhvnz4f+On9q/C/Pnsqqqb6ud3irssklhyn8o94hoawfex/Znq98hwpcp3opftyputctnephevuzs+0wgtgdea93d7m9sjbce6kaicqyafyl7mfmpboxbb
rationalizera‧tion‧al‧ize (also rationalise British English) /ˈræʃənəlaɪz/AWL verb [intransitive, transitive]
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1if you rationalize behaviour that is wrong, you invent an explanation for it so that it does not seem as bad: When he fouls up, Glen always finds a way to rationalize what he’s done.2British English to make a business more effective by removing unnecessary workers, equipment etc: Our systems will be rationalized over the coming months.—rationalization /ˌræʃənəlaɪˈzeɪʃən $ -lə-/ noun [countable, uncountable]: a major rationalization of the aircraft industry
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