Philosophies
Reasons and philosophies are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reasons" instead a noun "Philosophies".
Reasons
Philosophies and reasons are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Philosophies" instead a noun "Reasons".
Both words in one sentence
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Act IV focuses on the "new new Fears," their odd philosophies and perspectives on things, and the reasons why they're here all of a sudden.
Source: Blog / The Rapture Logs - Opposing Combat Philosophies: Divide and Conquer proposes this as one of the reasons for France's quick defeat at the hands of Germany.
Source: Series / Why We Fight - The struggle between Light and Dark in the novels is more of a clash of philosophies, Utilitarian versus Nietzschean rather than Good versus Evil, and both sides produce more than their fair share of bastards, though for different reasons.
Source: Dark Is Not Evil / Literature
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