cannot comprehend

Frequency: 9.022.0 per million words

Used to express the complete inability to understand something, often due to its complexity or strangeness.

comprehendVERB + COMPREHEND

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cannot

Examples (10)

  • I simply cannot comprehend why he would do such a cruel thing.
  • The human mind cannot fully comprehend the concept of infinity.
  • She still cannot comprehend the magnitude of her loss.
  • We cannot comprehend his sudden decision to quit his job.
  • The report details a level of financial mismanagement that I cannot comprehend.
  • As a child, I could not comprehend the meaning behind the abstract painting.
  • The sheer scale of the universe is something we cannot truly comprehend.
  • He asked how it's possible that we still cannot comprehend the basic workings of the universe.
  • Some people cannot comprehend a world without the internet.
  • There are fundamental truths about existence that we, as finite beings, simply cannot comprehend.