Chance
Chance adjective - Happening by chance.
Reasoned
Reasoned adjective - Decided on as a result of careful thought.
Usage example: refusing to be swayed by the passions of the moment, the president consulted with his advisers before making a reasoned response to this unprovoked act of aggression
Both words in one sentence
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In the red eye phase, Darien mostly acts like an uninhibited animal, but there is the chance he can be reasoned with or assert some self-control.
Source: Series / The Invisible Man -
They can be reasoned with, but since they're so fond of murder as a first and only solution actually getting a chance to talk to them is kind of impossible.
Source: A.I. Is a Crapshoot - Perhaps, as he may have reasoned, this might give us the chance to start over, be more green, especially with less mouths to feed.
Source: No Endor Holocaust
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