Similar words: nonsense, consensus, nonsensical, sense of responsibility, sense, senses, consent, in a sense. Meaning: n. sound practical judgment.
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(1) Common sense is not common.
(2) A handful of common sense is worth a bushel of learning. 
(3) A handful of common sense is worth bushel of learning.
(4) She hasn't an ounce of common sense.
(5) Are you totally devoid of common sense?
(6) He has a lot of common sense.
(7) We hope that common sense would prevail.
(8) That child has had no common sense!
(9) It's refreshing to hear somebody speaking common sense.
(10) He lacks common sense.
(11) They showed a lack of common sense that beggars belief.
(12) I am sure that common sense will prevail in the end.
(13) Not all of us possess earthshaking talent. Just common sense and love will do.
(14) It seems contrary to common sense.
(15) It's common sense to keep medicines away from children.
(16) Use your common sense for once!
(17) I hope that common sense will prevail.
(18) For goodness' sake, just use your common sense!
(19) He considered lying, but then common sense prevailed.
(20) Common sense triumphed in the end.
(21) Knowledge without common sense counts for little.
(22) This view is irreconcilable with common sense.
(23) Use a bit of common sense! Sentencedict.com
(24) He always follows the dictates of common sense.
(25) Common sense must prevail in the end.
(26) Common sense tells me I should get more sleep.
(27) At last, common sense had reasserted itself.
(28) He hasn't an ounce of common sense.
(29) Fortunately, common sense prevailed.
(30) Windsurfing is perfectly safe as long as you have/use some common sense.
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