Meanings of most intelligible in English

Its attractions are the most popular; its language is the most intelligible.

Hand-drawn trees are by far the most intelligible, but they have some serious drawbacks.

First, because it is the most intelligible, and has least of trick or disguise.

A veritable passion for poplars is a most intelligible passion.

We do in fact find government in its purest, and simplest, and most intelligible form.

Here they paused in most intelligible pantomime.

Thus sanitary science is one of the simplest and most intelligible of all the branches of human knowledge.

The most intelligible of his great number of words were Jack Pudenges, and the like expressions of contempt.

And if he has done so he will find such comparisons and images the most distinct and the most intelligible.

When the Gaucho had translated their proposal, Mr. Hardy spoke, using the phraseology which would be most intelligible to the

The molecules have laws of their own, some of which we select as most intelligible to us and most amenable to our calculation.

The highest things are the purest and brightest; and the best writers are those who render them the most intelligible to the world below.

The first rule- averysimple one-wasadopted because, in the words of Ernest Naville, "it seemed most intelligible to the general public."

One of their most remarkable and most intelligible traditions was recorded some time ago in the 'Perth Inquirer', by Mr. Armstrong, Interpreter to the Natives.

At the end of five minutes, your feet tell you in the most intelligible manner that you are two hundred leagues away from Paris....

(I am forced to make use of this title as the most intelligible, but I do it with a strong mental protest.)