Sensible
Sensible adjective - Able to be perceived by a sense or by the mind.
Wacky
Wacky adjective - Having or showing a very abnormal or sick state of mind.
Usage example: a series of bizarre letters that the killer sent to the police, detailing his wacky, disturbed view of the world
Both words in one sentence
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In Victorious, Tori Vega, though not above getting involved in wacky hijinks, is usually more sensible and down to earth than her deluded, self-obsessed older sister Trina.
- Case for the defence: The science in Armageddon is no more wacky than it is in something like Fantastic Voyage and lets face it considerably more sensible than the science presented in Source Code.
Source: Better by a Different Name -
Grape is the lazy and pragmatic one, though sometimes she is too sensible for her own good.Initially, the story centered around the pets of Babylon Gardens and the wacky hijinks they found themselves in, but about a year into its run, Griffin started to include more mature themes.
Source: Webcomic / Housepets!
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