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Meanings of intelligible in English
Portuguese
inteligível Capable of being apprehended or understood.
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Examples for "understandable"
Examples for "understandable"
1
ANSWER: It's understandable that you feel sad and jealous in this situation.
2
The thing spoke perfectly understandable human words, which were yet somehow terrifying.
3
Public anger in response to the Budget is understandable and entirely predictable.
4
Manager of 155 Community House Carol Peters said the fear was understandable.
5
This new kind of nature novel has an easily understandable wide appeal.
1
Skylan saw the druid give a barely perceivable shake of his head.
2
Is it not perceivable that it had, on the contrary, a staling quality?
3
These laws are the unknown causes of the known effects perceivable in the Universe.
4
The ink's reaction creates perceivable stimuli that responds to digital content on the smartphone.
5
The tension was almost tangible, something perceivable from the street.
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And when I say popular I do not mean apprehensible by villagers only.
2
Matter, whose essence is materiality, survives all apprehensible changes; spirit, whose essence is spirituality, should do the same.
3
Everything is made visually apprehensible.
4
Characters, to be immediate and apprehensible, must be presented by all three. Katin looked toward the front of the car.
5
The One must have transcended itself, gone beyond its Simplicity in order to make itself apprehensible to imperfect beings like ourselves.
1
She had the air of snatching at that as something concrete, graspable.
2
What's more, the Mirror's Edge world feels tactile and graspable.
3
See the use of my manually graspable flag.
4
Unlike the French aural test earlier this week, the German tape was described as clear and "graspable".
5
When the perspective switches to Simone and then to the other characters, the series feels more lived in and graspable.
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.
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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.
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Through it, the turning back of the Hebrews before Etham is intelligible.
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Nor is the empire of the will over our mind more intelligible.
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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