sane
- adjective
- /seɪn/
- Despite the chaos around him, he remained sane and able to think clearly.
- keeps me sane
- perfectly sane
- sane and insane
I thank God that they are still still sane people in this world.
- I thank God that they are still still sane people in this world.
- And he was so sane and funny and and clear.
- That's what has kept us sane over the years.
- And now Mike Lindell looks like a sane, competent guy.
- Do what you need to do to feel sane in the midst of these conversations.
- Do you think that's kept you sane in an insane world?
- I'm talking like I'm saying I'm a sane person.
- That Hat Rack is actually the most sane person in the room.
- We're adding places as much as we can and trying to stay sane and well at the same time.
- So I need those things to make me sane.
- And that, that's what's kept me sane.
Examples
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My art keeps me sane.
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I hope you guys are all keeping safe and more important, keeping sane at this very strange time.
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I thank God that they are still still sane people in this world.
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And he was so sane and funny and and clear.
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That just makes me feel more sane, if you know what I mean.
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Most of us sane individuals know better, no?
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We're adding places as much as we can and trying to stay sane and well at the same time.
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At least he was clear and sane enough for that.
Fiction book (1993) -
I think most sane observers would agree that we face these problems.
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I keep my life sane so I can maintain my sense of humor; laughter is healing and healthy.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
Thinking clearly and acting sensibly
Thinking and acting in a sensible, normal way
Thinking clearly and acting responsibly
Able to think clearly and make good decisions
Thinking and acting in a sensible, normal way
Antonyms
How Sane
- Formal
- Vulgar
- Slur
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sane comes from the Latin word sanus, which means 'healthy' and shares the same root as sanity. So to be sane is to have a 'healthy' mind and to be able to think normally.