reasonably
/ˈɹiː.zən.ə.bli/
adv 3
Collocations
4ADJ.
accepted, assumed, basic, certain, close, good, happy, skilled
We can reasonably assume that most people want to live in a safe neighborhood.
VERB + REASONABLY
cannot, doesn't, eat, get, going, handle, played, recommend
She doesn't reasonably expect to finish all her work before the deadline.
REASONABLY + NOUN
b, bed, guest, health, infrastructure, mary, orwell
The hotel offered reasonably priced rooms and served breakfast to guests at a reasonable hour.
PREP.
in, with
We can reasonably infer from the evidence that she wasn't involved in the accident.
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