common sense
1 of 1noun/ˈkɑmən ˈsɛns/
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the ability to make sound judgments and think in a practical way
B2Learn more on WikipediaCommon sense refers to the ability to use practical and logical thinking to make good decisions in everyday life. It means understanding what is reasonable and what is not, and using basic knowledge and experience to make judgments and solve problems. Common sense helps people to navigate daily situations and make decisions based on what is most sensible and practical. It is an important skill to have and can be applied to a variety of situations, from personal relationships to work settings to financial decisions.
- It is common sense to wear a seatbelt while driving for safety.
- She used common sense when deciding how to budget her money.
- His advice was grounded in common sense, making it easy to follow.
- Common sense suggests that eating healthy foods benefits overall well-being.
- The idea of locking doors at night is a matter of common sense.