Usually means: Make rational into not rational.
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▸ verb:  (transitive) To make irrational.

Similar:
irrationalise, derationalize, derationalise, unreason, absurdify, ridiculize, unrealize, illiberalize, idiotize, abnormalize, more...

Opposite:
rationalize, justify, explain, make sense of

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Similar:
irrationalise, derationalize, derationalise, unreason, absurdify, ridiculize, unrealize, illiberalize, idiotize, abnormalize, more...

Opposite:
rationalize, justify, explain, make sense of



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