commonsense
/ˈkɑːmənsɛns/Definitions
1. noun
sound and prudent judgment based on a simple perception of the situation; common sense
“She relied on her commonsense to navigate the unfamiliar city.”
2. noun
a general sense of what is appropriate or fitting in a particular situation
“The company’s decision was based on good commonsense and a desire to protect its employees.”
3. noun
a general idea or sense of what is right and fair
“The proposal was rejected because it lacked commonsense and failed to consider the needs of all parties involved.”
4. adjective
based on or showing a practical and shrewd understanding of the situation
“The manager made a commonsense decision to reduce costs and increase efficiency.”