1. excessively or extremely rational; relying too heavily on logic and reason while ignoring emotions or intuition
Usage: often used critically to suggest an imbalance

Examples

• His hyperrational approach to parenting left little room for spontaneity or fun.
• The committee’s hyperrational decision-making process ignored the human cost of their policies.
• She criticized the hyperrational business model that prioritized efficiency over employee wellbeing.
• The scientist’s hyperrational worldview made it difficult for him to appreciate art or poetry.
• Their hyperrational analysis of the situation missed important emotional factors.
• The hyperrational design of the building felt cold and unwelcoming to visitors.