irrationally

He acted irrationally when he found out he didn't get the promotion.

She irrationally spent all her savings on a designer handbag.

The decision to quit his job seemed irrationally sudden.

He irrationally believed that he could win the lottery without buying a ticket.

She irrationally refused to listen to any advice from her friends.

The company's decision to raise prices seemed irrationally risky.

He irrationally blamed his team for the project's failure.

She irrationally bought a house without doing any research on the neighborhood.

The decision to invest all his money in a single stock was made irrationally.

He irrationally believed that he could pass the exam without studying.

Number four, you feel irrationally irritable.

But it can also cause us to act impulsively and irrationally.

Speaking of the prize money, Thaler told reporters in Chicago after the announcement, I will spend it as irrationally as possible.

And you know why? Because you're irrationally picky.

It encourages people to tweet angrily, irrationally, and with as much snarkiness as possible.

And the hope is, perhaps irrationally, that one day Japan will come good.

I can't face being irrationally irritated for three days.

But if you take control away, it tends to make us all uneasy, irrationally anxious.

He's also personally motivated, though, which means he's likely to react irrationally.

The opposite of " keeping it together" would be perhaps to freak out, or to act irrationally, or to panic.