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View definitions for sensibly

sensibly

adverb as in cleverly

Weak match

adverb as in materially

adverb as in modestly

Weak match

adverb as in reasonably

adverb as in understandably

Strong match

Weak match

adverb as in wisely

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Example Sentences

While that may not quite be “the dream,” a functioning stable society shadow-designed by women to sensibly govern the future sounds grand.

From Salon

"The most that the Crown can sensibly say is that it affected the aesthetics," Ms Stockdale said.

From BBC

This time, they played sensibly to ensure they earned the lead that would eventually win them the match.

From BBC

"The Tartan Army have watched Scotland all over the world and enjoyed sampling the culture and, of course, the local beer sensibly and in moderation - win, lose or draw."

From BBC

When asked if a four-hour wait might be helpful to give people time to sober up, he said the intoxicated "cannot sensibly be talked to for hours".

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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