Definition Synonyms
Definition of conscionable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
fairnessRare reasonable and fairRare
- The demands were quite conscionable and easy to meet..
2.
ethicsRare in line with moral or ethical standardsRare
- His decision to return the lost wallet was conscionable.
Origin of conscionable
Latin, conscius (knowing) + -able (capable of)
Examples of conscionable in a sentence
The conscionable decision was praised by everyone. Choosing to help others is always conscionable.
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- French:raisonnable, éthique, ...
- German:angemessen, ethisch vertretbar, ...
- Italian:giusto, morale, ...
- Spanish:justo, ético, ...
- Portuguese:razoável, consciencioso, ...
- Chinese:合理的, 合乎道德的, ...
- Japanese:良心的, 良心的な, ...
- Arabic:مَعْقُول, أخلاقي, ...
- Hebrew:הוֹגֵן, מוּסָרִי, ...
- Russian:справедливый, совестливый, ...
- Ukrainian:справедливий, моральний, ...
- Hindi:न्यायसंगत, नैतिक, ...
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