Commonsensical

/ˌkɒmənˈsɛnsɪkəl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

characterized by or exhibiting common sense; practical and sound judgment.

It was a commonsensical decision to take an umbrella since it looked like it might rain.

based on or consistent with common sense.

Her commonsensical approach to solving the problem impressed everyone in the meeting.

having an opinion or viewpoint that is generally accepted as reasonable.

The commonsensical advice of staying quiet in a library is something everyone agrees on.

The word commonsensical is derived from 'common sense', meaning sound judgment based on a simple perception of the situation or facts.

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.

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.

Common sense

That idea just lacks commonsensical reasoning.

Down-to-earth

Her commonsensical advice was just what I needed.