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Meanings of comprehensible in English
Portuguese
compreensível Spanish
comprensible Capable of being comprehended or understood.
Usage of comprehensible in English
1
Even bugaboos intended simply to instil terror generally behave in comprehensible ways.
2
It is comprehensible in a limited way, but it makes no sense.
3
This book is written in terms that are comprehensible to the layman.
4
The words were comprehensible even to one who did not understand English:
5
I thought that the safest place to have a comprehensible message copied.
6
Random letters and numbers comprised the file names, none of them comprehensible.
7
But of all this nothing was really perceptible or comprehensible to me.
8
Elementary study of food values is quite as comprehensible as elementary algebra.
9
The words he was shouting into Karney's face were no longer comprehensible.
10
But to me the sound was encouraging and pleasant, being so comprehensible.
11
Instead, they show the truly human and eternally comprehensible element of life.
12
Oh, I do not know; it all grows less comprehensible every moment.
13
She was speaking English that was almost fifty per cent comprehensible.
14
The danger, though extreme, had been categorical, comprehensible, able to be planned for.
15
To me the complete trust you repose in Mr. Hampton is scarcely comprehensible.
16
The extent of this phenomenon may have been exaggerated and is easily comprehensible.
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Comprehensible through the time
Comprehensible across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common