disreason
/ˈdɪsrɪzən, ˈdɪsrɪˌzən/Definitions
1. noun
A reason or motive for doing something, especially a weak or insufficient one.
“The disreason for his decision was a personal vendetta against the company.”
2. noun
A lack of good judgment or sense.
“His disreason led him to make a rash investment in the stock market.”
3. verb
To give a false or inadequate reason for something.
“She disreasoned her way out of attending the meeting by saying she had a family emergency.”