Reasonably | Mean of reasonably in English Dictionary

/ˈriːzn̩əbli/

• to a fair or moderate degree
1. The estimate was reasonably accurate.
2. They're doing a reasonably good job.
3. He is doing reasonably well in school.
4. The food is reasonably affordable/inexpensive/cheap.
5. She is reasonably intelligent.
6. I'm reasonably sure that the work will be done soon.
• in a logical and sensible way
1. “Why don't we take turns?” she suggested reasonably.
2. We might reasonably assume he'll be available.
3. The judge reasonably believes that some form of punishment is necessary.
4. We need to discuss this problem reasonably.
• in a fair or appropriate way
1. a reasonably priced car [=a car that is not too expensive]
2. She can reasonably be expected to show up on time.