sensible
Pronunciation: [ˈsɛn.sə.bəl]
Word
Context: “decision-making”
(adjective) when someone makes good choices based on reason and practical thinking. If a person is sensible, they think carefully about what to do and usually make smart decisions.
Example
It was sensible of her to save money for college instead of spending it all.
Example
It was not sensible to ignore the weather warnings before the storm.
Example
Do you think it's sensible to bring an umbrella when it looks like it might rain?
Context: “practicality”
(adjective) when something is useful and reasonable for particular situations. If an idea or plan is sensible, it makes sense and works well in real life.
Example
Choosing a bike for short trips is a sensible way to stay healthy and save money.
Example
Buying a big, expensive car when you only need to drive to school is not a sensible choice.
Example
Is it sensible to have a backup plan for your trip?
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