reasonable in Latin
reasonable in Latin is modicus — reasonable means fair and sensible; based on good judgment.
reasonable in Latin
modicus
Just; fair; agreeable to reason.
What does "reasonable" mean?
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adj Fair and sensible; based on good judgment.
"That seems like a reasonable compromise for both sides."
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adj Not too expensive; fairly priced.
"The hotel offered a reasonable rate for a room with a view."
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reasonable in a sentence
- That seems like a reasonable compromise for both sides.
- He made a reasonable request, given the circumstances.
- The hotel offered a reasonable rate for a room with a view.
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What is "reasonable" in Latin?
"reasonable" in Latin is modicus. reasonable means: Fair and sensible; based on good judgment.
How do you use "reasonable" in a sentence?
Example: "That seems like a reasonable compromise for both sides." In Latin, "reasonable" is modicus.
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