Aptitude and Reason

Aptitude

Aptitude noun - A habitual attraction to some activity or thing.

Reason and aptitude are semantically related in mentality topic. In some cases you can use "Reason" instead a noun "Aptitude".

Reason

Reason noun - The ability to learn and understand or to deal with problems.
Usage example: you'll need to use all of your reason to get out of this tight spot

Aptitude and reason are semantically related in mentality topic. Sometimes you can use "Aptitude" instead a noun "Reason".

How words are described

good good aptitude good reason
special special aptitude special reason
particular particular aptitude particular reason
better better aptitude better reason
Other adjectives: similar, obvious, strong, actual, real, huge, little, apparent, less.

Both words in one sentence

  • Oblivious to Love Getting Kevyn and Elf together appears to be a bonus reason to promote her to the rank of Commander aside from her obvious aptitude and command capabilities.
  • Video Game / Valkyria Chronicles II Another subversion: it turns out that the real reason they're assigned to Class G is because they all have unclear aptitude results, making it harder to pigeonhole each student to an Artificial Valkyria-amplified role.
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