A REALISTIC REASON

Definition: A plausible or sensible justification or explanation that is based on reality or practicality.

Synonyms: Valid Cause, Practical Rationale, Real Justification, Logical Grounds, Reasonable Basis

Usage Examples in Sentences

He provided a realistic reason for being late, explaining that his car had a flat tire on the way to work.

In order to convince her parents, Emily presented a realistic reason for wanting to adopt a pet hamster.

With a realistic reason, Tom justified his decision to buy a used car, emphasizing the cost savings over a new one.

His propensity for meticulous planning provided a realistic reason for the project's flawless execution.

The enigmatic disappearance of the ancient artifact required a realistic reason to be unraveled by the detective.

There is a realistic reason for her absence from the meeting.

Finding a realistic reason for the project delay is crucial.

A realistic reason must be given for the budget increase.

The report lacks a realistic reason for the sales decline.

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We need to identify a realistic reason for the software malfunction.

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A realistic reason for his absence was his car broke down on the way to work.

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The importance of financial stability serves as a realistic reason for her decision.

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The company's growth prospects provide a realistic reason for investing.