Definition of sensibly in English:

sensibly

adverb ˈsɛnsɪb(ə)liˈsɛnsəbli

1In a way that shows wisdom or prudence.
the committee sensibly decided not to go ahead with the meeting
the secret to her long life has been eating sensibly
Example sentencesExamples
- To prevent a hangover in the first place, drink sensibly, which means don't have more than one drink an hour.
- I praised the women in the audience who sensibly refused to look.
- Mozart was offered an organist's post at Versailles, and sensibly declined.
- Parking is sensibly relegated to two subterranean levels below.
- It's a whole new way of losing weight sensibly that can give you a whole new perspective on your body and your life.
- She says she just ate sensibly and in moderation.
- You're stuck with sensibly slashing calories while eating a healthy diet.
- She lost about 20 pounds, very sensibly, and she feels really happy about it.
- I'm not familiar enough with that subject to really talk sensibly about it.
- The pair sensibly attempted a less ambitious integration of moderate-size compositions in the more restricted space upstairs.
2In a practical and functional rather than decorative manner.
a sensibly dressed, respectable-looking woman
Example sentencesExamples
- I hope she dresses sensibly in the future.
- For Chilean architects, this is the challenge of a lifetime—to preserve history and to build sensibly.
- If sensibly cut, at knee length, shorts are perfectly acceptable for all men.
- Most were dressed sensibly for the hot weather.
- A serious, sensibly dressed 33-year-old, he is an unlikely exponent of civil disobedience.
- On one wall is a prominent photo of a woman sensibly attired in floral housecoat and white apron.
- They dream of destroying it and building a new, more sensibly designed vessel.
- It is bright and sensibly built, and for a hatchback, its seats are uncommonly interested in your comfort.
- She was too neatly manicured and sensibly made up to be homeless, and yet surely too young to be as intelligent as she sounded.
- Rather than forming the usual, sensibly crafted program, these pieces allowed musicians to show their personalities through music that is special to them.
3archaic In a way that is readily perceived; perceptibly.
his strength is sensibly diminished
the tip becomes sensibly curved in one or two minutes
Example sentencesExamples
- The system becomes sensibly permanent in a transformed phase.
- Change does not sensibly occur at all until a certain temperature of reaction is attained.
- These salaries have in recent years been sensibly reduced.
- The magnitude of the electromotive force does not depend sensibly on the temperature.
- The curve is sensibly straight when there is a reduction of power from full load to lighter load.
1. 3.1 In a way that is able to notice or appreciate something; perceptively.
  he's sensibly aware of the need
  Example sentencesExamples
  This term nominates the infant's image of its own body as it is sensibly lived through.
  A shoal of surgeonfish sensibly moves out of harm's way.
  Such negation refers to nothing that is sensibly perceptible.
  Sensibly, they migrate south in winter.
  It may not yet be a Here where I am, but it is most surely a Here where material existence is sensibly experienced.
  We cannot discover, sensibly, where inorganic matter ends and organic commences.

Definition of sensibly in US English:

sensibly

adverbˈsensəblēˈsɛnsəbli

1In a way that shows wisdom or prudence.
the committee sensibly decided not to go ahead with the meeting
the secret to her long life has been eating sensibly
Example sentencesExamples
- She says she just ate sensibly and in moderation.
- To prevent a hangover in the first place, drink sensibly, which means don't have more than one drink an hour.
- You're stuck with sensibly slashing calories while eating a healthy diet.
- It's a whole new way of losing weight sensibly that can give you a whole new perspective on your body and your life.
- Parking is sensibly relegated to two subterranean levels below.
- The pair sensibly attempted a less ambitious integration of moderate-size compositions in the more restricted space upstairs.
- I praised the women in the audience who sensibly refused to look.
- I'm not familiar enough with that subject to really talk sensibly about it.
- She lost about 20 pounds, very sensibly, and she feels really happy about it.
- Mozart was offered an organist's post at Versailles, and sensibly declined.
2In a practical and functional rather than decorative manner.
a sensibly dressed, respectable-looking woman
Example sentencesExamples
- If sensibly cut, at knee length, shorts are perfectly acceptable for all men.
- She was too neatly manicured and sensibly made up to be homeless, and yet surely too young to be as intelligent as she sounded.
- On one wall is a prominent photo of a woman sensibly attired in floral housecoat and white apron.
- Rather than forming the usual, sensibly crafted program, these pieces allowed musicians to show their personalities through music that is special to them.
- They dream of destroying it and building a new, more sensibly designed vessel.
- For Chilean architects, this is the challenge of a lifetime—to preserve history and to build sensibly.
- It is bright and sensibly built, and for a hatchback, its seats are uncommonly interested in your comfort.
- I hope she dresses sensibly in the future.
- A serious, sensibly dressed 33-year-old, he is an unlikely exponent of civil disobedience.
- Most were dressed sensibly for the hot weather.
3archaic In a way that is readily perceived; perceptibly.
his strength is sensibly diminished
the tip becomes sensibly curved in one or two minutes
Example sentencesExamples
- The magnitude of the electromotive force does not depend sensibly on the temperature.
- The curve is sensibly straight when there is a reduction of power from full load to lighter load.
- These salaries have in recent years been sensibly reduced.
- The system becomes sensibly permanent in a transformed phase.
- Change does not sensibly occur at all until a certain temperature of reaction is attained.
1. 3.1 In a way that is able to notice or appreciate something; perceptively.
  he's sensibly aware of the need
  Example sentencesExamples
  Such negation refers to nothing that is sensibly perceptible.
  Sensibly, they migrate south in winter.
  A shoal of surgeonfish sensibly moves out of harm's way.
  This term nominates the infant's image of its own body as it is sensibly lived through.
  It may not yet be a Here where I am, but it is most surely a Here where material existence is sensibly experienced.
  We cannot discover, sensibly, where inorganic matter ends and organic commences.

单词	sensibly
释义	Definition of sensibly in English: sensibly adverb ˈsɛnsɪb(ə)liˈsɛnsəbli 1In a way that shows wisdom or prudence. the committee sensibly decided not to go ahead with the meeting the secret to her long life has been eating sensibly Example sentencesExamples To prevent a hangover in the first place, drink sensibly, which means don't have more than one drink an hour. I praised the women in the audience who sensibly refused to look. Mozart was offered an organist's post at Versailles, and sensibly declined. Parking is sensibly relegated to two subterranean levels below. It's a whole new way of losing weight sensibly that can give you a whole new perspective on your body and your life. She says she just ate sensibly and in moderation. You're stuck with sensibly slashing calories while eating a healthy diet. She lost about 20 pounds, very sensibly, and she feels really happy about it. I'm not familiar enough with that subject to really talk sensibly about it. The pair sensibly attempted a less ambitious integration of moderate-size compositions in the more restricted space upstairs. 2In a practical and functional rather than decorative manner. a sensibly dressed, respectable-looking woman Example sentencesExamples I hope she dresses sensibly in the future. For Chilean architects, this is the challenge of a lifetime—to preserve history and to build sensibly. If sensibly cut, at knee length, shorts are perfectly acceptable for all men. Most were dressed sensibly for the hot weather. A serious, sensibly dressed 33-year-old, he is an unlikely exponent of civil disobedience. On one wall is a prominent photo of a woman sensibly attired in floral housecoat and white apron. They dream of destroying it and building a new, more sensibly designed vessel. It is bright and sensibly built, and for a hatchback, its seats are uncommonly interested in your comfort. She was too neatly manicured and sensibly made up to be homeless, and yet surely too young to be as intelligent as she sounded. Rather than forming the usual, sensibly crafted program, these pieces allowed musicians to show their personalities through music that is special to them. 3archaic In a way that is readily perceived; perceptibly. his strength is sensibly diminished the tip becomes sensibly curved in one or two minutes Example sentencesExamples The system becomes sensibly permanent in a transformed phase. Change does not sensibly occur at all until a certain temperature of reaction is attained. These salaries have in recent years been sensibly reduced. The magnitude of the electromotive force does not depend sensibly on the temperature. The curve is sensibly straight when there is a reduction of power from full load to lighter load. 3.1 In a way that is able to notice or appreciate something; perceptively. he's sensibly aware of the need Example sentencesExamples This term nominates the infant's image of its own body as it is sensibly lived through. A shoal of surgeonfish sensibly moves out of harm's way. Such negation refers to nothing that is sensibly perceptible. Sensibly, they migrate south in winter. It may not yet be a Here where I am, but it is most surely a Here where material existence is sensibly experienced. We cannot discover, sensibly, where inorganic matter ends and organic commences. Definition of sensibly in US English: sensibly adverbˈsensəblēˈsɛnsəbli 1In a way that shows wisdom or prudence. the committee sensibly decided not to go ahead with the meeting the secret to her long life has been eating sensibly Example sentencesExamples She says she just ate sensibly and in moderation. To prevent a hangover in the first place, drink sensibly, which means don't have more than one drink an hour. You're stuck with sensibly slashing calories while eating a healthy diet. It's a whole new way of losing weight sensibly that can give you a whole new perspective on your body and your life. Parking is sensibly relegated to two subterranean levels below. The pair sensibly attempted a less ambitious integration of moderate-size compositions in the more restricted space upstairs. I praised the women in the audience who sensibly refused to look. I'm not familiar enough with that subject to really talk sensibly about it. She lost about 20 pounds, very sensibly, and she feels really happy about it. Mozart was offered an organist's post at Versailles, and sensibly declined. 2In a practical and functional rather than decorative manner. a sensibly dressed, respectable-looking woman Example sentencesExamples If sensibly cut, at knee length, shorts are perfectly acceptable for all men. She was too neatly manicured and sensibly made up to be homeless, and yet surely too young to be as intelligent as she sounded. On one wall is a prominent photo of a woman sensibly attired in floral housecoat and white apron. Rather than forming the usual, sensibly crafted program, these pieces allowed musicians to show their personalities through music that is special to them. They dream of destroying it and building a new, more sensibly designed vessel. For Chilean architects, this is the challenge of a lifetime—to preserve history and to build sensibly. It is bright and sensibly built, and for a hatchback, its seats are uncommonly interested in your comfort. I hope she dresses sensibly in the future. A serious, sensibly dressed 33-year-old, he is an unlikely exponent of civil disobedience. Most were dressed sensibly for the hot weather. 3archaic In a way that is readily perceived; perceptibly. his strength is sensibly diminished the tip becomes sensibly curved in one or two minutes Example sentencesExamples The magnitude of the electromotive force does not depend sensibly on the temperature. The curve is sensibly straight when there is a reduction of power from full load to lighter load. These salaries have in recent years been sensibly reduced. The system becomes sensibly permanent in a transformed phase. Change does not sensibly occur at all until a certain temperature of reaction is attained. 3.1 In a way that is able to notice or appreciate something; perceptively. he's sensibly aware of the need Example sentencesExamples Such negation refers to nothing that is sensibly perceptible. Sensibly, they migrate south in winter. A shoal of surgeonfish sensibly moves out of harm's way. This term nominates the infant's image of its own body as it is sensibly lived through. It may not yet be a Here where I am, but it is most surely a Here where material existence is sensibly experienced. We cannot discover, sensibly, where inorganic matter ends and organic commences.
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