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Level-headed   /lˈɛvəl-hˈɛdəd/   Listen
Level-headed

adjective
1.
Exercising or showing good judgment.  Synonyms: healthy, intelligent, levelheaded, sound.  "A healthy fear of rattlesnakes" , "The healthy attitude of French laws" , "Healthy relations between labor and management" , "An intelligent solution" , "A sound approach to the problem" , "Sound advice" , "No sound explanation for his decision"






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"Level-headed" Quotes from Famous Books



... have been led away with fake tales of a sick mother, and all that," said Ed feebly, "but I must agree with you—Cora was too level-headed." ...
— The Motor Girls Through New England - or, Held by the Gypsies • Margaret Penrose

... against my making a confidant of you; but I've a sort of fancy to hear what you might have to say about it. You see I'm a practical woman, and though I've thought this scheme out myself, and I believe in it, there are times when it seems to me a trifle airy. Now you're a kind of level-headed person, and living over there, your point of ...
— The Great Secret • E. Phillips Oppenheim

... 'at lots makes fortunes and lots gits bu'sted at it—but still, it's on'y simple jestice to acknowledge 'at there're absolute p'ints in the game 'at takes scientific principles to figger out, and a mighty level-headed feller to ...
— The Wit and Humor of America, Volume I. (of X.) • Various

... and aristocratic countries such as comprise Central Europe, especially Germany, decided, unswerving aims are necessary. If these policies are conducted in a clear, level-headed manner, judiciously developing the wealth and culture of the general masses, the stability of such a government or ...
— The Secrets of the German War Office • Dr. Armgaard Karl Graves

... and executed that robbery were two cool, level-headed, and daring scoundrels, known as 'Chuckle-luck' and 'Magpie.' They were killed soon after this occurrence, by a member of their own band, whose name was Seward. A reward of a thousand dollars had been offered for their capture, an this tempted Seward to kill them, one night when they were ...
— The Old Santa Fe Trail - The Story of a Great Highway • Henry Inman


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