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sane
adjective as in mentally sound; reasonable
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Investigators found no connections with revolutionary groups, and judged her to be legally sane.
A saner, scientific view hails the eye as the second most complex organ in our bodies.
He sounded so sane, so wholesome - an effort, in a sea of division, at reconciliation.
I now trust that there is a sober, sane, emotionally stable, well-resourced and compassionate adult woman at the wheel of my life.
Right-wing sociology professor Brad Wilcox tweeted, “Expect a spike in marriage,” which, in a sane world, would be the end of his reputation as a legitimate academic.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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