Usage of "level-headed"

Exercising or showing good judgment.

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Usage of level-headed in English

I very timidly suggest that the Minister take a more level-headed approach. 
 The Irish Times 

Their advice to fellow restaurateurs: Always stay level-headed and find the solution. 
 Jamaica Observer 

True, he's better known as a level-headed host than a headstrong controversialist. 
 The Irish Times 

Hamilton said his team is trying to stay level-headed about the streak. 
 Reuters 

Kaymer is seen as level-headed, unaffected by success and uninterested in celebrity. 
 The Guardian 

And marm and dad will praise you for being so level-headed today. 
 Nan Sherwood at Pine Camp; Or, The Old Lumberman's Secret 

Even though Crusher was more level-headed than McCoy, McCoy has more experience. 
 Wired 

But, also, he had been level-headed and was partly responsible for this. 
 Burning Daylight 

You're too level-headed a man to get into that class, Dr. Dohl. 
 The Landloper: The Romance of a Man on Foot 

I was very matter of fact about it and quite level-headed. 
 The Guardian 

Their level-headed captain, Juliet Murphy, says her few words just inside the tunnel. 
 The Irish Times 

There was, in Rufus MacIan, a responsible and level-headed military officer. 
 The system of the world 

The situation that evoked it will arouse the passing wonder of level-headed men. 
 The Inside Story of the Peace Conference 

I thought about it, tried to think about it, clearly, level-headed. 
 Cerulean Sins 

There is a grain of superstition in the most level-headed man. 
 The Little Nugget 

They are very level-headed and no one lets anyone get too carried away. 
 The Guardian 

Frequent collocations

Level-headed through the time

Meanings of level-headed in English