From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English

Sensiblesen ‧ si ‧ ble / sens ə ə / / / q ○ S3 S3 W3 adjective 1 SENSIBLE is reasonable and practical, indicating good judgment. It is recommended that you write down your passport number. Movement seems to be a wise move. ► Wise people are reasonable and show good judgment. 2 DC is not practical, it is suitable for a specific purpose, not exercise by eating rational diet everyday. Sensitive shoes and neat skirt 3, old lady 3, apparent temperature is rising significantly 4 → clever - sensitive adverb

Recent people are more prudent about how much and how much you are drinking. He gave me a very wise advice. Additional evaluation is a prudent and common attempt to differentiate students' grades by evaluating advanced skills. Our goal is to make it possible for customers to choose based on information. But Zog has made some wise decisions. He smartly thinks Jack is the best candidate for this job. If it is necessary to resolve a dispute, it is prudent for the parish to establish arbitration proceedings. Laura is a very sensible girl. I do not think she will talk to strangers. In general, Sam is a smart, clever man. But as the table below shows, they distorted the reality far beyond the obvious limitations. He is one of the few wise on the board. She said that wise people do not feel bad for obsession. Please let me know if you have prudent suggestions on how to deal with this problem. It is prudent to rest until you feel better. Probably - in fact - it is prudent to face this possibility. It is sensible that they are here. Saving money is more reasonable than spending money on clothes. Clever - in this weather you can not go out without a jacket. Is not this a wise way? It's crazy, but that's a wise move. It might be prudent to consider everything. She knew it was smart to go, but she wanted to stay. No, it is not prudent to erase it from his mind and to mention it again. He knew that it was clever to make her cry in silence. Are they all fitness teachers, short fingers, sensitive shoes, leather skin? She watched them with disgust with wearing obvious shoes and thick bandages. They applied hand-woven cotton yarns and rational shoes for their work. An old lady with a pink sweater and clever shoes has disappeared. Originally sensitive (1300-1400) old French Latin series centibilis;

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