Opposed to reason; irrational or contrary to logical principles.
From Latin 'contra' (against) + 'rationalis' (rational). A formal term from philosophical discourse, appearing in 17th-18th century philosophical texts.
Philosophers use 'contrarational' to describe ideas that actively fight against logic—it's stronger than merely 'irrational,' suggesting willful opposition to reason itself!
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