Good Sense meaning in Urdu
Good Sense Sentence
Good Sense Synonyms
Good Sense Definitions
1) Good Sense, Common Sense, Gumption, Horse Sense, Mother Wit, Sense : سمجھ : (noun) sound practical judgment.
Useful Words
Heady : دانشمندانہ , Sensibleness : ادراک , Rationality : معقولیت , Foolishly : بے عقلی سے , Foolish : بے وقوف , Serious-Minded : سنجیدہ , Reasonably : معقول طور پر , Nitwitted : احمقانہ , Hear : سننا , Absurd : بے تکا , Simple : سادہ , Wisdom : علم , Sapience : حکمت , Modality : خاص صفت , Scented : مہکتا ہوا , Literally : لفظی طور پر , Hooey : فضول گفتگو , Hearing Disorder : قوت سماعت کا مسئلہ , Mouth-Watering : منھ میں پانی لانے والا , Confuse : مخلوط کرنا , Sensitise : محسوس کرنا , Guilty : شرمسار , Tasty : خوش ذائقہ , Vestibular : توازن سے متعلق , Interest : دلچسپی , Rattlebrained : بد حواس , Interpret : سمجھنا , Shamefaced : شرمانا , Nose : سنگنے کی صلاحیت , Scentless : بے بو , Delectable : خوش ذائقہ
Useful Words Definitions
Heady: marked by the exercise of good judgment or common sense in practical matters.
Sensibleness: the quality of showing good sense or practical judgment.
Rationality: the state of having good sense and sound judgment.
Foolishly: without good sense or judgment.
Foolish: devoid of good sense or judgment.
Serious-Minded: acting with or showing thought and good sense.
Reasonably: with good sense or in a reasonable or intelligent manner.
Nitwitted: (of especially persons) lacking sense or understanding or judgment.
Hear: perceive (sound) via the auditory sense.
Absurd: inconsistent with reason or logic or common sense.
Simple: a person lacking intelligence or common sense.
Wisdom: the trait of utilizing knowledge and experience with common sense and insight.
Sapience: ability to apply knowledge or experience or understanding or common sense and insight.
Modality: a particular sense.
Scented: having the sense of smell.
Literally: in a literal sense.
Hooey: senseless talk which has no sense .
Hearing Disorder: impairment of the sense of hearing.
Mouth-Watering: pleasing to the sense of taste.
Confuse: assemble without order or sense.
Sensitise: cause to sense; make sensitive.
Guilty: showing a sense of guilt.
Tasty: pleasing to the sense of taste.
Vestibular: relating to the sense of equilibrium.
Interest: a sense of concern with and curiosity about someone or something.
Rattlebrained: lacking sense or discretion.
Interpret: make sense of a language.
Shamefaced: showing a sense of shame.
Nose: the sense of smell (especially in animals).
Scentless: lacking the sense of smell.
Delectable: extremely pleasing to the sense of taste.