Sensible

/ˈsɛnsəbl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Choose wisely or showing good judgment.

It was sensible to save money for emergencies.

Having or showing an ability to make good judgments based on reason.

Her sensible approach to problem-solving often leads to effective solutions.

Based on common sense or practicality rather than emotion.

He made a sensible decision to transport the fragile items carefully.

Able to perceive or feel; having perception.

The sensible student was aware of his surroundings and reacted accordingly.

Derived from Middle French 'sensible', from Latin 'sensibilis', meaning 'perceptible'.

sensible shoes

Comfortable and practical footwear.

sensible approach

A method or way of dealing with something that is logical and sound.

sensible eating

Eating habits that are healthy and balanced.

sensation

A physical feeling or perception.

sensitive

Easily affected by external influences or feelings.

Smart decision or choice.

Buying a used car instead of a new one was a sensible move.

Not acting foolishly.

He's always making sensible choices when it comes to finances.