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sensibility [ˌsensıˈbılıtı] N

2. sensibility [常作复数]:

insensible [ınˈsensıbl] ADJ

2. insensible:

▶ insensibility [ınˌsensıˈbılıtı] N
▶ insensibly ADV

ostensible [ɒˈstensəbl] ADJ

possibly ADV

terribly [ˈterəblı] ADV

2. terribly inf:

senile [ˈsiːnaıl] ADJ

▶ senility [sı­ˈnılətı] N

defensible [dıˈfensəbl] ADJ

▶ defensibility [dıˌfensıˈbılətı] N
▶ defensibly ADV

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The pieces were sensibly designed for play with wide bases requiring 55 millimetre chessboard squares, green felted sliders and were not weighted.
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I always ate sensibly being thin was in my genes.
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As the capacitance changes, the charge across the capacitor does change very slightly, but at audible frequencies it is sensibly constant.
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Only when the official can use his common sense will government act sensibly, and be able to adapt to practical problems that constantly arise.
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This enables one to talk sensibly about signals whose component frequencies vary in time.
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But the scientific theory of evolution, sensibly enough, says nothing one way or the other about divine guidance.
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Overloading a front basket can be problematic if not treated sensibly.
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As often as not, this category of person sensibly opted for a celibate existence.
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Spectators at observed sections are welcome, but those spectating are asked to park sensibly at or near sections.
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In the circumstances it is not unreasonable to proceed in the usual fashion by presenting a sensibly edited version of the tradition as historical fact.
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