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Meanings of perfectly comprehensible in English
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Usage of perfectly comprehensible in English
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To Ryabovitch it was all perfectly comprehensible and therefore uninteresting.
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It was perfectly comprehensible to him that Mr. Ackerman didn't want to be killed.
3
The allegory is a striking one, and perfectly comprehensible to the student of comparative religion.
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No true English speaker would express the idea in this way, but it is perfectly comprehensible.
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The map was, of course, perfectly comprehensible.
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One side or the other of his nature was perfectly comprehensible; but both sides together were bewildering.
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Astonishingly, it was perfectly comprehensible as transmitted.
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It was perfectly clear, and perfectly comprehensible.
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Those things were perfectly clear, perfectly comprehensible.
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He could not understand it, though her mood while seated upon the porch was perfectly comprehensible to him.
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So her position is perfectly comprehensible.
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So that is one reason, and a perfectly comprehensible one, for the conventional wisdom; but there is another reason.
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Its words were perfectly comprehensible.
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Marguerite's behaviour was perfectly comprehensible.
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Gentleman Bill did not say what he would do: but Kentuck, glancing his way, caught a perfectly comprehensible expression, and muttered softly to himself:
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They were all real and true-solidlyplanted upon the feet-perfectlycomprehensible-clay of his clay, neither more nor less.
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