be difficult to comprehend

Frequency: 8.015.0 per million words

Indicates that understanding something requires significant mental effort.

comprehendVERB + COMPREHEND

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be difficult to

Examples (10)

  • It is difficult to comprehend how far away the stars are.
  • The sheer scale of the universe is difficult to comprehend.
  • For many, the concept of infinity is difficult to comprehend.
  • The reasons behind his sudden departure were difficult to comprehend.
  • The intricate workings of the machine are difficult to comprehend without a manual.
  • The professor's explanation was so abstract that it was difficult to comprehend.
  • Some parts of the ancient manuscript are difficult to comprehend due to damage.
  • At first, the magnitude of the disaster was difficult to comprehend.
  • Why he would betray his friends is difficult to comprehend.
  • Without a proper explanation, the new policy will be difficult to comprehend.