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reasonable
adjective as in moderate, tolerable
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adjective as in intelligent, practical
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“They will pay a reasonable fee,” Corley said of most landlords in the city.
Doogan said that if he did stand for Holyrood, and was elected, then it would be "reasonable" for him to serve as both an MP and an MSP consecutively.
It's reasonable to fear that the risk is rising, after the election of an openly misogynist president who creates a permission structure for other men to be more domineering.
Because we are all capable of making political choices that harm others, it is reasonable to hold people accountable for those decisions.
It seems reasonable to conclude, at the very least, that both sides were having second thoughts.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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