common sense (Meaning)

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common sense (n)

sound practical judgment

Common sense dictates that you should look both ways before crossing the street.
Using common sense, he realized that studying regularly would lead to better exam results.
It's just common sense to wear a helmet while riding a bicycle for safety.
Common sense suggests that you should save money for emergencies rather than spending it all at once.
With a little common sense, she managed to solve the problem without any help.
It's common sense to turn off lights and appliances when they're not in use to save energy.
Common sense tells us to treat others with kindness and respect.
He lacked common sense when he decided to go hiking alone in the wilderness without proper gear.
Common sense would indicate that if you're feeling tired, you should get some rest.
The successful entrepreneur attributed much of his success to his reliance on good old-fashioned common sense.

sound practical judgment

sensible,logical, valid, reasonable, reasoned, good, rational, hard, true, sober

nonsensical, groundless, unfounded, uninformed, unjustified, unreasonable, irrational, nonrational, unsound,unreasonable

Common sense dictates that you should look both ways before crossing the street.

Using common sense, he realized that studying regularly would lead to better exam results.

It's just common sense to wear a helmet while riding a bicycle for safety.

Common sense suggests that you should save money for emergencies rather than spending it all at once.