reasonable
adj.adj. fair, practical, and sensible. You use this to describe a person who listens to logic or a price that is not too high.
adj. fair and sensible in judgment; based on good reason. Also used to describe prices or amounts that are moderate and not excessive.
The price for the used car seems very reasonable.
I am sure we can reach a reasonable agreement if we both listen to each other.
A reasonable person would conclude that the safety measures were insufficient given the high volume of traffic expected during the holiday weekend.
From Middle English resonable, from Old French resnable, from Classical Latin ratiōnābilis, from ratiō. By surface analysis, reason + -able. Doublet of rationable.
Often used to modify nouns like 'price', 'request', or 'expectation'.