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unreasonable
adjective as in not logical or sensible
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adjective as in extravagant; beyond normal limits
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Example Sentences
Though he could not “conclude with certainty that fluoridated water is injurious to public health,” Chen wrote, he still determined that it posed an “unreasonable risk” of harm.
Judge Gordon-Saker ruled that while there was a "failure to be transparent", it was not "sufficiently unreasonable or improper" to constitute misconduct.
He warms to the theme, saying it's unreasonable to expect a band in their fifth decade to re-capture the spittle-flecked anger of youth.
Under California law, the governor can block the board’s decision to grant parole if he finds evidence that the brothers’ release posed an “unreasonable risk to the public.”
"Both drivers agreed that Bearman's positioning was not unreasonable," the stewards said, "but was unfortunate because it was close to Albon's line. All parties agreed it was a racing incident."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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