be comprehensible

Frequency: 8.035.2 per million words

Indicates that something is understandable in its nature or state.

comprehensibleVERBS + comprehensible

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Examples (10)

  • The instructions are easily comprehensible to the average user.
  • His lecture was barely comprehensible due to the poor audio quality.
  • The scientific paper should be fully comprehensible to experts in the field.
  • For the law to be effective, it must be comprehensible to the public.
  • The teacher's explanation was not immediately comprehensible, so I had to ask a question.
  • Her handwriting is so neat that it is always perfectly comprehensible.
  • After the edits, the report has been much more comprehensible.
  • Is this financial statement comprehensible to someone without an accounting background?
  • The goal is to create a user interface that is intuitively comprehensible.
  • The plot of the movie was complex but ultimately comprehensible.