sensiblepoints
nounUK /ˈsɛnsɪbəl pɔɪnts/
US /ˈsɛnsəbəl pɔɪnts/
Good ideas that make sense and help you decide what to do.
The teacher wrote our sensiblepoints on the board so we could remember them.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The main ideas in a talk or plan that are easy to understand.
She summed up the sensiblepoints of the meeting in three lines.
3. Points in a game or score that are earned by making smart choices.
You get sensiblepoints for sharing and taking turns.
4. Reasons that support a choice and are fair to everyone.
The council listed the sensiblepoints for building a new park.