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What is another word for Sensible? – 200 Sensible Synonyms

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    Meaning of Sensible

    Having or showing a reasonable and intelligent attitude to something, or able to make good judgments based on reason.

    Definitions

    • Having, revealing, or involving a sane and sensible mind, or a reasonable and intelligent attitude to something
    • Able to make good judgments based on reason, or having a reasonable and intelligent attitude to something
    • Having a reasonable and intelligent attitude to something, or making good judgments based on reason

    Etymology of Sensible

    The word "sensible" comes from the Latin "sensibilis," meaning "capable of feeling," which is derived from "sentire," meaning "to feel"
    Historically, the word "sensible" initially meant "having the ability to feel or perceive physically or emotionally," but over time, it developed to include the sense of "having or showing a reasonable and intelligent attitude"

    Example Uses

    • It's sensible to save some money each month in case of emergencies
    • She made a sensible decision to invest in a diversified portfolio
    • He's a sensible person who always thinks before acting
    • It's sensible to wear warm clothing in cold weather
    • She's sensible enough to know when to take a risk and when to play it safe

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