reasonably in Irish
reasonably in Irish is réasúnta — reasonably means in a sensible or fair way.
reasonably in Irish
réasúnta
Quite; fairly; satisfactorily.
What does "reasonably" mean?
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adv In a sensible or fair way.
"He reasonably asked for a receipt before handing over the money."
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adv To a fair or moderate extent; fairly.
"The flat is reasonably priced and only a short walk from work."
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reasonably in a sentence
- He reasonably asked for a receipt before handing over the money.
- If you ask reasonably, the neighbours will probably turn the music down.
- The flat is reasonably priced and only a short walk from work.
- I slept reasonably well, though the street was noisy.
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What is "reasonably" in Irish?
"reasonably" in Irish is réasúnta. reasonably means: In a sensible or fair way.
How do you use "reasonably" in a sentence?
Example: "He reasonably asked for a receipt before handing over the money." In Irish, "reasonably" is réasúnta.
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