comprehended
- adjective
- /ˌkɒmprɪˈhɛndɪd/
- Is it really being comprehended that's so critical?
Examples
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They together are what he calls comprehended history, the greifna keshikta.
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You return to the comprehended saying that make sure love remains.
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After studying for hours, she finally comprehended the complex math problem.
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The teacher ensured that every student comprehended the lesson before moving on.
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He comprehended the emotions behind her words, realizing how much they meant.
Synonyms
Seen or explained in a certain way
Changed from unclear writing or code into words you can read
Clearly understood for what it really is
Completely understood in the mind
Antonyms
How Understood
Surface Forms
Morphology
comprehended = comprehend (transparent) = comprehend + ed
Formed by regular past-participle suffixation of the verb 'comprehend' and directly means 'understood'.
Etymology
Comprehended comes from two parts: com- meaning 'together' and prehendere meaning 'to grasp'. Think of it like 'grasping' an idea with your hands, so when something is comprehended it is fully 'grasped' or understood.