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What is a suffix of reason?

The suffix of "reason" is -son.

However, it's important to note that "reason" is a root word, not a word with a suffix attached. It's a word in its own right, and it has no suffix.

If you're looking for words with suffixes related to the concept of reason, here are a few examples:

* -able: Reasonable (capable of being reasoned with)

* -ing: Reasoning (the act of thinking logically)

* -ed: Reasoned (thought out logically)

* -al: Rational (based on reason)

* -less: Reasonless (without reason)

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