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sensiblyIn a reasonable and practical manner, showing good judgment and wisdom. Acting with common sense and rational thinking.

Part of speech: ADVERB

Definition: In a reasonable and practical manner, showing good judgment and wisdom. Acting with common sense and rational thinking.

Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsensəbli/

Korean meaning: 현명하게, 분별있게

Korean pronunciation: 센-시-블리 (강세: 센)

Example Sentences

  • My grandmother sensibly keeps her winter coat in the freezer during summer to prevent moth damage.
  • He sensibly brought an umbrella even though the weather forecast said sunny.
  • The students sensibly formed study groups before the difficult exam.

sensibly

ADVERB

//ˈsensəbli//

In a reasonable and practical manner, showing good judgment and wisdom. Acting with common sense and rational thinking.

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💡 Concept

In a reasonable and practical manner, showing good judgment and wisdom. Acting with common sense and rational thinking.

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sensibly rhyme
🎵 Rhyme

Act sensibly, avoid failing terribly!

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🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/ˈsensəbli/

🌳Etymology

Rootsens
Suffix--ibly

Origin

From Latin 'sensus' meaning sensation or perception, combined with the suffix '-ibly' to form an adverb. The word evolved to mean acting with good sense and practical judgment.

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🎵Rhyme

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📝Examples

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My grandmother sensibly keeps her winter coat in the freezer during summer to prevent moth damage.

He sensibly brought an umbrella even though the weather forecast said sunny.

The students sensibly formed study groups before the difficult exam.

She sensibly quit her job only after finding a better one.

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📚Related Words

Synonyms

reasonablywiselyprudentlyrationallypractically

Antonyms

foolishlyirrationally