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Definition of «reasonable»

The term "reasonable" refers to something that is fair, balanced and moderate. It suggests a level of rationality or logic in one's actions or decisions, indicating that an individual has taken into account all relevant factors before arriving at a conclusion. In essence, being reasonable means behaving in a way that can be understood and accepted by others, based on common sense and sound judgment.

Usage examples

  1. A reasonable price for this item would be $50.
  2. It is reasonable to expect a response within 24 hours.
  3. Let's come to a reasonable solution that satisfies both parties.
  4. She made a reasonable request for an extension on the deadline.
  5. The company offers reasonable accommodations for employees with disabilities.
  6. The teacher set a reasonable amount of homework for the weekend.
  7. He provided a reasonable explanation for his actions.
  8. The court ruled that the landlord's maintenance requests were reasonable.
  9. The restaurant offers reasonable portion sizes for their dishes.
  10. It is reasonable to assume that prices will increase during the holiday season.

Phrases with «reasonable»

Sentences with «reasonable»

  • It is obviously not smart to stick with a stock allocation adopted at a time of reasonable prices at a time when prices have risen to dangerously overpriced levels. (arichlife.passionsaving.com)
  • It is part of our continued effort to provide the highest quality, very competent and compassionate emergency care at reasonable prices for the community and surrounding areas. (emergencyvetpugetsound.com)
  • For cats, twice daily feeding of reasonable amounts of high fiber, low fat cat food is a good approach. (vetmed.tufts.edu)
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