Meaning & Definition of word "Commonsensical"
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Commonsensical
/ˌkɒmənˈsɛnsɪkəl/
adjective:
- 1. characterized by or exhibiting common sense; practical and sound judgment.
- Example: It was a commonsensical decision to take an umbrella since it looked like it might rain.
- 2. based on or consistent with common sense.
- Example: Her commonsensical approach to solving the problem impressed everyone in the meeting.
- 3. having an opinion or viewpoint that is generally accepted as reasonable.
- Example: The commonsensical advice of staying quiet in a library is something everyone agrees on.
Etymology
The word commonsensical is derived from 'common sense', meaning sound judgment based on a simple perception of the situation or facts.
Common Phrases and Expressions
cakewalk:
An easy task or situation.
no-brainer:
A decision or action that is obvious or straightforward.
basic instinct:
An inherent inclination to behave in a certain way.
Related Words
commonsense:
The ability to make sound judgments and decisions based on practical considerations.
sensible:
Capable of making sense; exhibiting good judgment.
practical:
Concerned with actual use or practice; useful and effective.
Slang Meanings of commonsensical
Meaning: Common sense
Example Sentence: That idea just lacks commonsensical reasoning.
Meaning: Down-to-earth
Example Sentence: Her commonsensical advice was just what I needed.