senseful (Meaning)

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senseful (a.)

Full of sense, meaning, or reason; reasonable; judicious.

No weak antonyms found.

The teacher's instructions were clear and senseful, enabling the students to grasp the concept effortlessly.
Despite the long debate, the discussion remained senseful and focused on the main points.
The writer's prose is characterized by its senseful structure and logical flow of ideas.
The child's question showed a senseful curiosity and desire to understand the world.
The artwork conveys a senseful message about the importance of unity and cooperation.
The senseful dialogue between the characters revealed their deep understanding of the issues at hand.
The plan was well-thought-out and senseful, ensuring its feasibility and likelihood of success.
The decision was a senseful one, considering all the factors and their potential implications.
The senseful conversation allowed the colleagues to share perspectives and reach a mutually agreeable solution.
The senseful lyrics of the song resonated with the audience, conveying emotions and experiences in a meaningful way.

Full of sense, meaning, or reason; reasonable; judicious.

discerning, discriminating, sapient, sensible, sage,sane, wise, chary, astute, forethoughtful

indiscreet, heedless, rash, imprudent, imprudent, injudicious, rash, careless, injudicious,careless

The teacher's instructions were clear and senseful, enabling the students to grasp the concept effortlessly.

Despite the long debate, the discussion remained senseful and focused on the main points.

The writer's prose is characterized by its senseful structure and logical flow of ideas.

The child's question showed a senseful curiosity and desire to understand the world.