Plausible
Plausible adjective - Worthy of being accepted as true or reasonable.
Sensible and plausible are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sensible" instead an adjective "Plausible".
Nearby Words: plausibly, plausibility
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Starting with The '90s, artists and writers have experimented with making his costume more plausible and sensible given the beatings that Batman takes in the course of his adventures.
Source: Franchise / Batman - Incidentally, magical versions of this trope (Crystal Balls, Magic Mirrors, etc.) are a little more sensible, being one of those tropes that's so unlikely that A Wizard Did It becomes the most plausible explanation.
Source: Surveillance as the Plot Demands - Matt Ward alone may be genuine Flame Bait, but under supervision he made the very decent and much more sensible Codex that is Necrons 5th Edition, redeeming himself from such things like the Blood Angels / Necron alliance in one of his books earlier by making it actually plausible.
Source: Broken Base / Tabletop Games
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