fully grasp

Frequency: 8.025.0 per million words

Refers to the sense of understanding.

graspgrasp + ADVERB (verb)

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fully

Examples (10)

  • He had not fully grasped the fact that he was the one who would pay for all this.
  • It took me a while to fully grasp the implications of the new policy.
  • Students need time to fully grasp these complex mathematical concepts.
  • She was quick to learn, but didn't fully grasp the significance until later.
  • Do you fully grasp what this decision means for your future?
  • The committee failed to fully grasp the magnitude of the problem.
  • Only after reading it twice did I fully grasp the author's intended meaning.
  • Most people don't fully grasp the complexity of climate change.
  • It's difficult to fully grasp the enormity of such a tragedy.
  • He struggled to fully grasp the basics before moving to advanced topics.