commonsensible
Definition
Adjective: 1. Demonstrating sound, practical judgment based on everyday experience: Possessing or showing common sense; characterized by sensible, down-to-earth thinking that is not overly theoretical or complicated.
Usage
The adjective "commonsensible" is used to describe a person, their character, their approach, or their ideas. It emphasizes practicality and a straightforward understanding of what is reasonable and effective in ordinary situations. It is a formal synonym for "sensible" or "practical."
Examples
- Her commonsensible advice was to save money before making a large purchase.
- The manager's commonsensible approach to the problem avoided unnecessary complexity.
- He is a commonsensible leader who focuses on achievable goals.
Advanced Usage
- The term can be used to contrast with overly academic, abstract, or ideological thinking. It implies wisdom derived from lived experience rather than formal education alone.
- The policy was praised for its commonsensible solutions to everyday issues.
Variants and Related Words
- Common sense (noun): Sound practical judgment concerning everyday matters.
- Commonsensical (adjective): Having or showing common sense. (Note: "Commonsensical" is more commonly used than "commonsensible," though both are correct.)
- Sensible (adjective): Chosen in accordance with wisdom or prudence; practical.
Synonyms
- Practical
- Sensible
- Down-to-earth
- Reasonable
- Judicious
Antonyms
- Impractical
- Unreasonable
- Foolish
- Imprudent
- Theoretical (when implying a lack of practical application)
Adjective
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exhibiting native good judgment
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arrive home at a reasonable hour
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commonsense scholarship on the foibles of a genius
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unlearned and commonsensical countryfolk were capable of solving problems that beset the more sophisticated
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