razonablemente

reasonably

adverb rreh-ah-soh-NAH-bleh-men-teh Rare

Also means

fairly

Usage Note

Razonablemente means 'to a reasonable degree' and functions both as a hedge ('fairly, tolerably': razonablemente bien) and to indicate something meets a standard of reason (razonablemente justificado). It is formed from razonable + -mente. In legal language it often translates as 'reasonably' in the sense of 'as a reasonable person would.'

Examples

"El precio es razonablemente bajo para esa zona."

Natural Translation

The price is reasonably low for that area.

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