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sensible
01
possessing or displaying good judgment and practicality
02
able to feel or perceive
03
aware and practical, understanding the situation and recognizing what needs to be addressed or accomplished
04
readily perceived by the senses
sensible
adj
sense
v
insensible
adj
insensible
adj
sensibility
n
sensibility
n
sensibleness
n
sensibleness
n
Example
It's sensible to save money for emergencies rather than spending it all.
Making a budget is a sensible way to manage your finances.
She made the sensible decision to take a break when she felt overwhelmed.
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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