irasyonalidad
irasyonalidád with stress marks
irrationality
Usage Note
Irasyonalidad is an abstract noun from Spanish irracionalidad used in philosophical, psychological, and academic contexts. It rarely appears in everyday conversation but is found in editorials, scholarly articles, and formal debates about human behavior.
Examples
" Halata ang irasyonalidad ng takot niya. "
Natural Translation
The irrationality of his fear is obvious.
Literal Translation
Obvious the irrationality of-the fear his.
" Ang irasyonalidad ng desisyon ay naging paksa ng talakayan. "
Natural Translation
The irrationality of the decision became the topic of discussion.
Literal Translation
The irrationality of-the decision became topic of-the discussion.
" Sinuri ng mananaliksik kung paano naiimpluwensiyahan ng irasyonalidad ang mga desisyon ng tao kahit may sapat silang impormasyon. "
Natural Translation
The researcher examined how irrationality influences people's decisions even when they have enough information.
Literal Translation
Examined of-the researcher how is-influenced of-the irrationality the decisions of person even-if have enough they information.
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