Define Sensical Meaning

to make sense, to be uderstood

Something that makes sense. The better word to use instead of sensible.

Like sensible but refers to an agreement between minds. normally represented on a visual level. sensible, usual, known

for crying out loud, it makes sense. i used this "word" in a poem that the national poetry association would not recognize as they asked me to use "sensible" instead. in the moment it was not sensible, it made more sense as.....

1) The attribute of being sensical; however, it is generally said in a valley girl accent, punctuated with "like", and "so."

2) A sarcastic reference that the subject is quite the opposite of posessing sensicalness.

(Plural)
Anything that makes sense. and ojbect, not an idea.
Singular: Sensical
See also:
Senseful
Sensemaking

1. Having no meaning or direct purpose.
2.Preposterous or absurd

Complete and utter nonsense; lack of thought.
The ability to say or do something totaly irrational.

The lack or absence there of common sense or logic; allowing the development of stupidity, idiocy, and personification of utter ignorance.

The ability to ramble in a non-sensical fashion, chronically.