completely understand

Frequency: 9.045.2 per million words

To understand every aspect of something, leaving no part unknown.

understandADVERB + understand

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completely

Examples (10)

  • I think I completely understand your point of view now.
  • It took me a while, but I finally completely understood the complex instructions.
  • She felt that her parents would never completely understand her artistic ambitions.
  • To solve this problem, you must completely understand its root causes.
  • He paused, waiting for her to completely understand what he had just said.
  • Do you completely understand the terms and conditions before signing?
  • I can't completely understand why they made such a drastic decision.
  • After reading the entire book, I began to completely understand the author's message.
  • For effective communication, both parties need to completely understand each other.
  • The teacher explained the concept slowly so that every student could completely understand it.