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Meaning of sensible
Having or showing a reasonable and practical understanding of situations or problems.
Etymology of sensible
The word "sensible" comes from the Latin "sensibilis," which is derived from "sentire," meaning "to feel" or "to perceive."
Historically, the term has been used to describe something that is perceived by the senses, and later to describe a person's mental faculties, particularly their ability to make rational judgments.
Synonyms
reasonable
rational
pragmatic
logical
wise
judicious
discerning
perceptive
intelligent
astute
shrewd
clever
sane
sound
level-headed
balanced
moderate
restrained
cautious
careful
thoughtful
considerate
sensible
practical
down-to-earth
realistic
grounded
unpretentious
unsentimental
unromantic
hard-headed
matter-of-fact
businesslike
commonsensical
sober
Definitions
- Having, showing, or involving a sensible or reasonable quality of mind
- * Able to make good judgments, based on a reasonable and practical understanding of situations or problems
- * Able to perceive, feel, or be aware of something, especially through the senses
Usage Examples
- She made a sensible decision to invest in a diversified portfolio.
- * It's sensible to bring an umbrella when it's raining.
- * He's a sensible person who always thinks before acting.
Antonyms
foolish
unreasonable
irrational
impractical
illogical
unwise
imprudent
reckless
careless
thoughtless
inconsiderate
rash
impulsive
senseless
absurd
ridiculous
preposterous
ludicrous
far-fetched
unrealistic
fanciful
dreamy
romantic
idealistic
quixotic
fanatical