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Meanings of quite intelligible in English

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Usage of quite intelligible in English
1
Your story is quite intelligible as far forth as it is legible.
Memoirs of Aaron Burr, Volume 2.
2
Assume that their policy was a war policy, and it is quite intelligible.
Selected Speeches on British Foreign Policy 1738-1914
3
She did not do so, however, without some hesitation, which was quite intelligible.
Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon
4
But sometimes a child's deliberate banter is quite intelligible to elders.
Essays
5
Vawdrey's lawyer has been going through her papers, and finds everything quite intelligible.
In the Year of Jubilee
6
Oh, now that you get into a foreign language you are quite intelligible.
Phyllis of Philistia
7
Not pretty; beautiful in a large, luminous, quite intelligible way.
The Ffolliots of Redmarley
8
He could think of nothing quite intelligible to say.
The Human Chord
9
Our driver, though very loquacious, was not quite intelligible.
Penelope's Irish Experiences
10
Oh, it is quite intelligible; I don't blame them.
Demos
11
Such was the formal but quite intelligible sign; but it soon became more, it became a representation.
Legends of the Madonna as Represented in the Fine Arts
12
The plan was quite intelligible and natural.
Debts of Honor
13
It's quite intelligible and full of dignity.
Sandra Belloni — Volume 2
14
All very well, and quite intelligible.
The Patrician
15
That offer had been quite intelligible, and if carried out would have put an end to all trouble.
John Caldigate
16
That is quite intelligible, Miss Silvester.
Man and Wife
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