Reasonable
Example: Reasonable solutions balance different factors
Definition
"Reasonable" describes an approach, idea, or solution that is fair, sensible, and based on good judgment. It implies a balanced consideration of different factors, leading to decisions or opinions that others can accept as rational and justifiable.
Etymology
The word "reasonable" comes from the Latin root 'ratio,' meaning 'reason' or 'calculation.' It entered English through Old French 'raisonable,' meaning 'in accordance with reason.' Did you know? The term originally emphasized logical thinking but now broadly applies to fairness and common sense.
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"Reasonable" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (B2) - set 5", containing 112 commonly used words.
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