common sense

compound noun16 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.2

Refers to reliable and practical judgment.

Refers to judgment useful in real-life situations.

Emphasizes the solid and dependable nature of the judgment.

Highlights the uncomplicated nature of the required judgment.

Refers to basic, straightforward common sense.

Suggests that the decision is based only on common sense.

An idiom meaning to have no common sense at all. Often used in the negative.

To apply one's ability to make sensible decisions.

To possess the quality of good judgment.

To demonstrate that one has good judgment.

To trust one's own practical judgment.

To actively and carefully use one's judgment.

Used when a practical, sensible solution is chosen over a less sensible one.

A more personal way of saying that something is an obvious conclusion.

Implies that practical reason points to a particular conclusion.

Indicates that a course of action is obviously correct or necessary.