In everyday life, there are often words that are unfamiliar to us and of the meaning of which we do not even guess. Sometimes it interferes with the conversation or writing an article, abstract, and so on. This article will focus on the meaning of the word "reason."
Value
How often have you heard such an expression as "it needs to be reasoned!". What is the meaning of this phrase, and specifically the word "reason"?
Most often, this expression is used in a situation where someone is trying to ponder someone, insist on something, prove his innocence or exalt his thought, prove the fallacy of someone else’s opinion, etc.
"Reason" is one of the derivatives of the word "mind", which means "mind", "consciousness" and so on. From this we can conclude that “admonishing” means “controlling someone’s consciousness”, “influencing the mind”, that is, forcing you to change thoughts, change your erroneous opinion.
Often there are also phrases such as "I almost made a mistake, but she instructed me" and the like. That is, the word does not carry any negative meaning, on the contrary, people thus help each other not to get into trouble, not to make a mistake, etc.
Using
Quite often, some people have the following question: "Reason - this is how?". This word is used in everyday life quite often. It can and should be persuaded: to enlighten, enlighten, enlighten, enlightened, etc. There are no pitfalls here.
In Ushakov’s explanatory dictionary of the Russian language, the word “to reason” means “to convince, to instruct, to be wise”. (She was ready to give up everything, but thanks, people instructed not to do stupid things.)
The dictionary of Ozhegov and Shvedov gives a similar meaning: “to enlighten” is “to convince, to instruct”. (The main rule of order in the lesson is to admonish the naughty man, so that he behaves quietly and does not interfere with others).
The larger your vocabulary, the easier you can communicate with people. You will become more sociable, will be able to participate in many discussions.