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in a way that reflects sound judgment, careful thought, or wise decision-making
- They sensibly chose to delay the trip until the storm had passed.
- She sensibly avoided the argument and walked away.
- He sensibly invested his money in low-risk bonds.
- The teacher sensibly allowed extra time for students to complete the exam.
- We sensibly packed extra supplies in case of an emergency.
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in a way that prioritizes comfort, utility, or practicality over style or fashion
- She was sensibly dressed for the hike, wearing boots and a waterproof jacket.
- He sensibly wore gloves and a hat in the freezing weather.
- The nurse sensibly opted for flat shoes during her long shift.
- Tourists sensibly carried backpacks instead of flashy purses.
- The children were sensibly bundled in layers before going outside.
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in a manner that is noticeable or detectable by the senses
- The temperature had sensibly dropped since nightfall.
- Her voice sensibly quivered with emotion.
- The pain had sensibly lessened after the medication kicked in.
- The light grew sensibly dimmer as the sun began to set.
- The impact was sensibly reduced by the shock-absorbing material.