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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈriːzənəbli/

reasonably means: To a fairly good or acceptable degree, though not extremely.

adverb

TO ACCEPTABLE DEGREEB1

To a fairly good or acceptable degree, though not extremely.

  • The hotel is reasonably priced.
  • I slept reasonably well last night.
  • Are you reasonably satisfied with the service?

Similar words: fairly, quite, moderately

Common phrases: reasonably priced, reasonably good, reasonably comfortable, reasonably well

WITH GOOD JUDGMENTB2

In a sensible and fair way, using careful thought.

  • Please behave reasonably.
  • We discussed the problem reasonably and found a solution.
  • No one could reasonably expect her to finish everything today.

Similar words: sensibly, rationally, fairly

Opposites: unreasonably, irrationally

Common phrases: act reasonably, behave reasonably, reasonably expect, discuss reasonably

Questions about reasonably

What does reasonably mean?

To a fairly good or acceptable degree, though not extremely.

What is reasonably in other languages?

Türkçe: oldukça · Español: bastante · Français: assez · Deutsch: ziemlich · Italiano: abbastanza · 日本語: かなり

How do you pronounce reasonably?

It is pronounced /ˈriːzənəbli/.

How do you use reasonably in a sentence?

The hotel is reasonably priced. I slept reasonably well last night.

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