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sensible
01
(of a person) displaying good judgment
Example
It 's sensible to save money for emergencies rather than spending it all.
She made the sensible decision to take a break when she felt overwhelmed.
Making a budget is a sensible way to manage your finances.
02
able to sense or react to things around
Example
The team remains sensible that refining communication strategies is an ongoing process.
The team is sensible that ongoing collaboration is crucial for project success.
I am sensible that our project is only in the initial stages, and there 's much more to accomplish.
04
readily perceived by the senses
05
having a focus on function and comfort over style
Example
It's sensible to save money for emergencies rather than spending it all.
She made the sensible decision to take a break when she felt overwhelmed.
Making a budget is a sensible way to manage your finances.
It would be sensible to wear a coat in cold weather to stay warm.
It's sensible to read reviews before making a big purchase to ensure you're getting a good product.
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