Rā'tion-al-ize1, v. t.
(rāsh'un-), v. t. To convert to rationalism; to interpret like a rationalist.
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(rāsh'un-), v. t. To convert to rationalism; to interpret like a rationalist.
v. i. To rely wholly or unduly on reason; to accord with the principles of rationalism.
Nothing was less simple than the popular Mohammedanism. It rationalized, if it might be called rationalism, only in its conception of the Deity. Milman.