reasonable

Meaning

  1. (archaic) Having the faculty of reason; rational, reasoning.
  2. Just; fair; agreeable to reason.
  3. Not excessive or immoderate; within due limits; proper.
  4. Not expensive; fairly priced.
  5. Satisfactory.

Opposite of
irrational, non-rational, unreasonable, absurd, arbitrary, unjust, deficient, insufficient, moderate, expensive, extortionate, affordable, attainable, bargain, budget, cheap, discount, economical, econo-, inexpensive, jitney, low-end, low-priced, nickel, value, unsatisfactory
Synonyms

sensible
C1
rational
C1
logical
C1
fair
A2
judicious
moderate
C2
wise
B1
proper
B1
prudent
C2
just
A1
appropriate
B2
right
A1
sound
A2
🔉
suitable
C1
intelligent
B2
sage
C1
sagacious
farsighted
plausible
C2
equitable
41k
likely
B1
sane
C1
acceptable
C1
fit
A2
valid
C1
correct
B1
well-founded
probable
C2
fitting
C1
due
B1
inexpensive
27k
cheap
B1
justifiable
31k
good
A1
👍
becoming
B1

down to earth

temperate
34k
well-advised
seemly
applicable
35k
impartial
C2
honest
A2
passable
35k
meet
A1
modest
C1
fairish
legitimate
C1
equal
B2
befitting
32k
level-headed
43k
Translations

vernünftig
raisonnable
ragionevole
razonable
juicioso
raonable
verstandig
sensato
verständig
sage
sensato
weise
saggio

λογικός

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Frequency

B2
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ˈɹiː.zən.ə.bəl/
Etymology

Inherited from Middle English
resonable
In summary

From Middle English resonable, from Old French resnable, from Late Latin rationabilis, from Latin ratio; more at reason, -able.

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