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Meanings of intelligible in English
Portuguese
inteligível Capable of being apprehended or understood.
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Usage of intelligible in English
1
Its attractions are the most popular; its language is the most intelligible.
2
Apart from the obvious, comments must also be on-topic, relevant and intelligible.
3
The simple and intelligible terms of whip and tory were universally used.
4
Grasp them in the large, and the small becomes intelligible to you.
5
This is the destructive party; a party with distinct and intelligible principles.
6
The text has only the modest aim of making the pictures intelligible.
7
He brings the teaching to them in a practical and intelligible form.
8
Sometimes the last word was the key-note that rendered the whole intelligible.
9
I have included everything I was able to extract and render intelligible.
10
There was no intelligible reply for an hour but we kept transmitting.
11
The elementary portion contains a full and intelligible exposition of the science.
12
That is an intelligible policy: and in that sense an intelligible argument.
13
The procession of the Word is by way of an intelligible operation.
14
Through it, the turning back of the Hebrews before Etham is intelligible.
15
Nor is the empire of the will over our mind more intelligible.
16
But the light of the active intellect abstracts intelligible species from phantasms.
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Intelligible across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare