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Meanings of understandable in English
Capable of being apprehended or understood.
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Examples for "intelligible"
Examples for "intelligible"
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.
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 understandable in English
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.
6
Probably not, given the entirely understandable demands from those who will benefit.
7
It is a mood of closure that, however understandable, has dangerous ramifications.
8
That's understandable given how things have changed over the past couple decades.
9
THERE is currently considerable and understandable anxiety over the issue of cloning.
10
In a way, though, the gas station owner's actions are somewhat understandable.
11
And, if you accept that view, Dyson's exit from Spirit is understandable.
12
The focus on Anglo Irish was understandable, as far as it went.
13
It's understandable since fever is an extremely common symptom of the disease.
14
A good detective will excuse some of it as understandable and inevitable.
15
One of Lucinda's sisters stepped forward and spoke broken but understandable English.
16
It's also understandable that people would be growing increasingly frustrated with Labour.
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Ireland
Common
South Africa
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Australia
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