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• common sense — n. ordinary good sense or sound practical judgment common sense adj. common sensical [käm′ən sen′si kəl] …   English World dictionary

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• com´mon-sen´si|cal|ly — com|mon sen|si|cal «KOM uhn SEHN suh kuhl», adjective. Informal. showing common sense; sensible; practical: »He began to wonder whether historians were possessed of minds any more common sensical than those Great Minds he had encountered, who had …   Useful english dictionary

• com|mon-sen|si|cal — «KOM uhn SEHN suh kuhl», adjective. Informal. showing common sense; sensible; practical: »He began to wonder whether historians were possessed of minds any more common sensical than those Great Minds he had encountered, who had been so credulous… …   Useful english dictionary