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
Completely understood in the mind
Clearly understood for what it really is
Seen or explained in a certain way
Changed from unclear writing or code into words you can read
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.