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Meanings of very intelligible in English
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Usage of very intelligible in English
1
Peter's perplexity as to the meaning of the vision is very intelligible.
2
I had three dolls, to whom my attitude was not very intelligible.
3
In the 'Mechanic,' the following very intelligible direction is given to the architect:
4
Obviously the second clause is an authentic interpretation added from very intelligible motives.
5
Moss's comments became very intelligible to her the moment she saw the place.
6
This is not very intelligible, and I think is entirely unreliable.
7
I am ashamed to say, sir, none that I can render very intelligible.
8
Bobby may have imagined he was talking, but he was not very intelligible.
9
Shelley's own letters are slightly misleading, from a very intelligible cause.
10
But lately this established teaching, never very intelligible, has been gravely called in question.
11
He dined with the Governor that day, and said to him in very intelligible Dutch:
12
The late Barbassou indulged in a smile at this very intelligible discomfiture of his adversary.
13
And Paolina, in reply to this demand, gave a very intelligible account of the time.
14
He took the very intelligible hints which she gave.
15
One day he came on deck, and actually gave me the following very intelligible order.
16
These statements are too formal to be very intelligible.
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Very intelligible through the time
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