Common-sense
Pronunciation: /ˈkɑmən- ˈsɛns/
Common-sense (noun)
- Good judgment based on everyday experience, helping you make sensible decisions.
- Reasoning that seems obvious and fair because it matches what most people know from experience.
Examples
- Using common-sense helps you avoid risky choices.
- Common-sense guides you when rules are unclear.
Common-sense (adjective)
- Used to describe an idea or action that is sensible, practical, and based on everyday experience.
Examples
- It is a common-sense plan for saving money.
- A common-sense approach reduces stress at work.