made sense
Was finally clear
Made sense means was understandable or logical.
Something makes sense when it can be grasped or when it follows reasonably: Her explanation finally made sense.
It also describes actions that are practical or wise: It made sense to wait for better weather.
The negative didn't make sense often expresses confusion or disbelief.
- dawnedBegan to grow light
- saw the lightSuddenly understood something
- plausibleAppearing worthy of belief
- rang trueSeemed convincingly honest
- logicalBased on valid reasoning
stood to reason · comprehensible · coherence · intelligible · sound · clicked · fell into place · perspicuous · crystallized · twigged · put two and two together · added up · clarity · lucid · reasoning · rational · followed · connected