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100 Words to Use Instead of “Reason”

February 4, 2026 - pdf

100 Words to Use Instead of

No. Term Definition
1. Account a report explaining a situation
2. Aim the intended goal or purpose
3. Argument a set of supporting points
4. Assumption a belief taken as true
5. Basis the underlying support or foundation
6. Belief something accepted as true
7. Benchmark a standard for comparison
8. Benefit an advantage gained
9. Bottom line the essential conclusion
10. Cause the factor producing an effect
11. Clue a hint pointing to an answer
12. Consideration a factor to think about
13. Context surrounding circumstances or setting
14. Criterion a rule for judging
15. Culprit the source of a problem
16. Data point a single piece of information
17. Defense a justification against criticism
18. Determinant a deciding factor
19. Driver something that motivates action
20. Evidence facts supporting a claim
21. Excuse an explanation to lessen blame
22. Explanation a statement making something clear
23. Factor one element contributing to outcome
24. Finding a discovered result or conclusion
25. Foundation the base supporting something
26. Function the role something serves
27. Ground a basis for belief or action
28. Guideline a general rule to follow
29. Hint a small suggestion or cue
30. Idea a thought or concept
31. Impetus a force that spurs action
32. Incentive something that encourages action
33. Indication a sign pointing to something
34. Inference a conclusion drawn from evidence
35. Input information put into a decision
36. Intention a planned aim or purpose
37. Issue a matter requiring attention
38. Justification a good explanation for a choice
39. Key a crucial element for understanding
40. Logic sound reasoning in thought
41. Main point the central idea or claim
42. Meaning the significance of something
43. Measure a method used to assess
44. Motivation the drive to act
45. Motive a factor prompting behavior
46. Need a necessity requiring action
47. Objective a specific goal to reach
48. Occasion a time or event prompting action
49. Origin the starting point or source
50. Outlook a way of viewing things
51. Plea an urgent request with grounds
52. Point an idea in an argument
53. Policy a guiding principle or rule
54. Premise a statement supporting a conclusion
55. Pretext a claimed motive masking another
56. Principle a fundamental rule or belief
57. Priority something treated as most important
58. Proof conclusive evidence of truth
59. Proposition a claim offered for consideration
60. Purpose the intended function or aim
61. Rationale the underlying justification
62. Rationale basis the stated grounds for a view
63. Rationale for the justification behind something
64. Rationalization a plausible but weak justification
65. Relying point a point depended upon
66. Requirement something necessary or demanded
67. Root the fundamental source
68. Rule a prescribed guideline
69. Score the tally explaining a result
70. Sense the intelligible meaning
71. Sign an indicator of something
72. Significance the importance of something
73. Source the origin of information
74. Spark a trigger that starts action
75. Standard an accepted level or norm
76. Stimulus something that provokes response
77. Story a narrative account explaining events
78. Strand one contributing line of thought
79. Support helping evidence or backing
80. Supposition an uncertain assumption
81. Symptom a sign of a condition
82. Tell a revealing sign
83. Theory an explanatory idea or model
84. Thesis a central claim to defend
85. Trigger something that initiates action
86. Truth the actual state of affairs
87. Underlying cause the deeper source of something
88. Understanding grasp of meaning or cause
89. Upshot the final outcome or point
90. Validation confirmation that something is sound
91. Value the worth or importance
92. View a particular opinion
93. Viewpoint a perspective on an issue
94. Warrant grounds that justify a claim
95. Why the explanation for something
96. Workings how something operates internally
97. Worth the value of something
98. X-factor an unknown decisive element
99. Yardstick a standard used for judging
100. Zeal strong motivating enthusiasm
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