sensible — having or showing good judgment; reasonable and practical
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having or showing good judgment; reasonable and practical
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsensəbl/
Korean meaning: 분별력이 있는, 합리적인, 실용적인
Korean pronunciation: 센서-블 (강세: 센서)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother always wears sensible shoes, unlike my sister who wobbles in high heels
- It's sensible to check the weather before planning a picnic
- He made the sensible choice to study instead of binge-watching Netflix all night
sensible
ADJECTIVE//ˈsensəbl//
having or showing good judgment; reasonable and practical
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Origin
From Latin 'sensibilis' meaning 'capable of sensation or perception,' derived from 'sensus' (feeling, sense) and the suffix '-ibilis' (capable of). The word entered Middle English through Old French.
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“My grandmother always wears sensible shoes, unlike my sister who wobbles in high heels”
“It's sensible to check the weather before planning a picnic”
“He made the sensible choice to study instead of binge-watching Netflix all night”
“A sensible diet includes vegetables, not just pizza and ice cream”
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