Pronunciation: /seɪn/
noun a sane person
A1 I want to maintain my sanity during this stressful time.
A2 She struggled to keep her sanity after the traumatic event.
B1 The therapist helped him regain his sanity after a period of confusion.
B2 The artist's work was a reflection of his inner turmoil and quest for sanity.
C1 Maintaining a sense of sanity in the fast-paced world can be challenging.
C2 The philosopher pondered the nature of sanity and madness in his latest book.
adjective having or showing reason, sound judgment, or good sense
A1 She is a sane person who makes rational decisions.
A2 It is important to stay sane and calm during stressful situations.
B1 In order to be successful, it is necessary to have a sane mind and clear goals.
B2 The therapist assured him that his feelings were perfectly sane and normal.
C1 Her ability to remain sane and composed under pressure is truly admirable.
C2 The journalist's reporting was praised for its sane and unbiased approach to the story.
formal It is important to maintain a sane mind in times of crisis.
informal I don't know how she stays so sane with all the chaos around her.
slang I gotta make sure I keep my head on straight and stay sane.
figurative His mind was a sanctuary of sanity in a world gone mad.
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