adv

reasonably

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adv

In a sensible or fair way.

"She argued her case calmly and reasonably."

To a fair or moderate extent; fairly.

"The team performed reasonably well given the short notice."

How to Use Reasonably

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishSensibly, or to a decent-but-not-extreme degree ("reasonably good," "reasonably sure").

Common pairings

reasonably priced reasonably confident

more reasonably comparative, most reasonably superlative

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She argued her case calmly and _____.

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