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Meanings of completely understandable in English

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Usage of completely understandable in English
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It's completely understandable, they want to express their gratitude to the team.
The Guardian
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From what Kahlee knew of quarian society, their reaction was completely understandable.
Ascension
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Admittedly, this phenomenon of sharing info with shaky sources is completely understandable.
Ebony
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People are riled up, full of fear, and that is completely understandable.
Reuters
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The festival is visited by thousands each year, and it's completely understandable why.
The South African
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However, V-Day occurs on a work day so it's completely understandable.
The South African
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She wants to confront him in private and it's completely understandable.
News.com.au
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Her fire and fury in the situation is completely understandable.
News.com.au
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She said many people felt distressed, anxious or worried and this was completely understandable.
Radio NZ
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But this kind of thinking -whilst completely understandable -is also completely futile.
The South African
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His exhaustion and lack of hope is completely understandable.
The Guardian
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Well as one of those individual creators naturally my rage is completely understandable on that issue.
The new yorker
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There may be differing opinions on the concept of splitting the points -that's completely understandable.
The Guardian
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At an individual level, tutoring is completely understandable.
The Guardian
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McMinnamin nodded, as though this were completely understandable.
The Good Girls
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It's completely understandable that what's happening between you at work is impacting how you feel at home.
News.com.au
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