Reasonable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REASONABLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• Reasonably; tolerably.
NOUN:
• Having the faculty of reason; endued with reason; rational; as, a reasonable being.
• Governed by reason; being under the influence of reason; thinking, speaking, or acting rationally, or according to the dictates of reason; agreeable to reason; just; rational; as, the measure must satisfy all reasonable men.
• Not excessive or immoderate; within due limits; proper; as, a reasonable demand, amount, price.
ADJECTIVE:
• related to reason
• having sound judgement; fair and sensible
• based on good sense
• able to reason logically
• as much as is appropriate or fair; moderate
• fairly good; average
• (of a price or product) not too expensive
• showing reason or sound judgment
• not excessive or extreme
• marked by sound judgment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• being in accordance with reason; not extreme or excessive; moderate, fair; inexpensive

Words related to REASONABLE

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Words that contain REASONABLE

treasonable13 unreasonable14 reasonableness16 treasonableness17 unreasonablenes17 reasonablenesse17 unreasonableness18 reasonablenesses18 unreasonablenesses20

How to use REASONABLE in a sentence

• And on the thirteenth day, I counted the tablets, and found that we yet to have sufficient, if that we came unto the Mighty Pyramid within any reasonable time.
• The President was patient, reasonable, and patriotic.
• Should they succeed in subduing the constitutional forces, all reasonable hope will then have expired of a peaceful settlement of our difficulties.
• It is a very unreasonable thing for parents to expect young children to be reasonable.
• You may have observed, Katie, that his inquiry was more direct and reasonable than your reply.
• And there is a general and reasonable feeling that more use should be made of bands for recruiting.
• Their antipathies on this subject are profound, and not always reasonable.
• Over twenty churches are holding up a reasonable religion, as a life rather than merely a profession.
• The only one concerning which there is reasonable room for suspicion is the short poem descriptive of the seasons, and this is fortunately the least important of the seven.
• No attempt was made to pack the sand or to see its condition around the piston, it being presumed, however, that it had reasonable time to get a fair amount of set.
• On hearing his footsteps at a little distance, it was no more than reasonable to judge that several people must be coming.
• If he comes within a reasonable time he will be legally a citizen of the State before election.
• It would appear, that, in order to become the object of desire, there must be a hope founded on a reasonable expectation of obtaining the object.
• The mature Milton had no cause to be ashamed of anything written by the immature Milton, reasonable allowance being made for the inevitable infection of contemporary false taste.
• It is, then, reasonable to speak of the space covered by the vibration of an atom, and it is equally reasonable to speak of the time taken up by its vibration.
• The same influences were at work in each case, and it is only reasonable to suppose that the results were the same.
• The explanation given by evolution is clear, simple, and reasonable.
• Because this explanation of the characteristics of the living world is more reasonable than any other, science teaches that it is true.
• Property in the neighborhood in which she lives cannot be sold for any reasonable figure.
• Now, this law cannot be explained by any reasonable argument from design.
• In fact it is a reasonable inference from modern investigations that air-hygiene concerns the skin quite as much as the lungs.
• There is positively nothing in the New Testament which lends a reasonable countenance to such an amazing theory.
• I think this amount will be very reasonable from the fact that there will be no more expense.
• Within reasonable bounds, they may be enlarged or restricted without injustice.
• Anyway he had that reasonable institution and the foundation of that was just the same fashion as the baking was when all of it was done.
• There is no reasonable ground for believing that the oldest remains yet obtained carry us even near the beginnings of life.
• It was to be hoped that things would take their course with a reasonable degree of rapidity.

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