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reason

noun and verb · /REE-zun/

A reason is why something happens or why someone does something. To reason can also mean to think carefully about something.

In a sentence

  • "Mia had a good reason for wearing boots: the playground was full of puddles."
  • "Leo tried to reason out the puzzle by looking for clues."

Books where you'll see it

  • Charlotte's Web
    E. B. White
  • Wonder
    R. J. Palacio
  • Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
    J. K. Rowling
  • The One and Only Ivan
    Katherine Applegate
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