1. His French was barely comprehensible.

2. Apprehensible is a synonym of comprehensible

3. What communication reduces to is comprehensible input.

4. Her writing is barely comprehensible to me.

5. Comprehensibly meaning In a comprehensible manner.

6. It's written in clear, comprehensible English.

7. The man croaked a few hardly comprehensible syllables.

8. The instructions should be easily comprehensible to parents.

9. Our aim is to make the students'speech comprehensible.

10. They must be comprehensible to the user.

11. Her speech was slurred and barely comprehensible.

12. The system is perfectly comprehensible to most people.

13. Quick definitions from WordNet (comprehensible) adjective: capable of being comprehended or understood ("An idea comprehensible to the average mind") Also see Comprehensibly

14. Comprehensibly (comparative more Comprehensibly, superlative most Comprehensibly) In a comprehensible manner

15. " The more the universe seems comprehensible, the more it seems pointless. "

16. Metaphor, it turns out, is the key to making computers comprehensible.

17. The procedure must be clear and comprehensible to all staff.

18. What does Comprehensibility mean? The characteristic of being comprehensible; clarity

19. Visual aids can make lessons much more interesting and comprehensible.

20. Articles should be comprehensible to readers without a specialist knowledge.

21. At the same time, of course, it assures them of comprehensible input.

22. 393 synonyms for Clear: comprehensible, explicit, articulate, understandable, coherent, lucid, user-friendly

23. The summary should be comprehensible without reference back to the source work.

24. We changed the wording of the text to make it more comprehensible.

25. As adjectives the difference between Apprehensible and comprehensible is that Apprehensible is which can be apprehended (usually in the sense of being understood) while comprehensible is able to be comprehended.

26. The solution to our problems as teachers, then, is to provide comprehensible input.

27. You often find a writer's books more comprehensible if you know about his life.

28. Synonyms for Conjecturable include divinable, guessable, imaginable, conceivable, possible, believable, comprehensible, credible, plausible and thinkable

29. The Government will take steps to ensure that consumers have access to accurate , comprehensive and comprehensible information .

30. Copyediting involves the "five Cs": making the article clear, correct, concise, comprehensible, and consistent

31. Synonyms for Cogitable include thinkable, conceivable, feasible, imaginable, likely, possible, reasonable, acceptable, comprehendible and comprehensible

32. Above all else, both its text and its rules have become simpler and more comprehensible.

33. Magnificence is admirable if not always comprehensible, humility is very unattractive to the modern Western mind.

34. In fact, they obey the conventions of the oral tradition, reducing complex phenomena to single comprehensible causes.

35. Adjusted series make it possible to compare results and to interpret the index in a comprehensible manner

36. Accessible - capable of being read with comprehension; "readily Accessible to the nonprofessional reader"; "the tales seem more approachable than his more difficult novels" approachable comprehendible , comprehensible - capable of being comprehended or understood; "an idea comprehensible to …

37. In this respect, the learner exercises his own initiative to ensure the proper supply of comprehensible input.

38. Others stressed that model ledger accounts were desirable in order to make financial statements more comprehensible for lenders

39. Cobb (1963) provides one of the most comprehensible accounts of the life cycle and reproduction of Isoetes sp.

40. Capable of being understood; intelligible: a comprehensible explanation of a scientific study Not to be confused with: Comprehensive – …

41. Apprehensible: 1 adj capable of being apprehended or understood Synonyms: graspable , intelligible , perceivable , understandable comprehendible , comprehensible capable of …

42. But Luke turned out to have the rare gift of making his subject not merely comprehensible, but absorbingly interesting.

43. They then worked as a class to produce a new rewritten version which they hoped would be more comprehensible.

44. To mention infantile sexuality is now commonplace, although far from being fully acceptable or comprehensible to many people.

45. For this reason the transatlantic alliance has to communicate with the publics and make its policies transparent and comprehensible.

46. Synonyms for Clearer include simpler, lucider, plainer, directer, user-friendlier, more understandable, more straightforward, more apprehensible, more coherent and more comprehensible

47. More than a third of directors want more summarised information and want to see it in a more comprehensible, graphic form.

48. The Aesthetes' Occult terminology — like Rushdie's compelling character — attached a face to mystery, and a comprehensible, romantic escape from a cold, metallic world.

49. Important themes in Walter Benjamin’s thought can be made more comprehensible, if one takes into account his reading of Ludwig Klages’ philosophy.

50. Synonyms for Clearest include simplest, lucidest, plainest, directest, user-friendliest, most understandable, most straightforward, most apprehensible, most coherent and most comprehensible

51. 29 Proposing a GA based multiple objective optimization for designing interpretable and comprehensible NNTree with reference to achievement of the limited input NNTree.

52. As nouns the difference between Comprehensibility and comprehension is that Comprehensibility is the characteristic of being comprehensible; clarity while comprehension is thorough understanding.

53. The music which Dirk Hakze uses as the acoustical underlying for the paintings is comprehensible since there are head-sets available at the performance site.

54. Criminalistics: An Introduction to Forensic Science, 11e, strives to make the technology of the modern crime laboratory clear and comprehensible to the non-scientist

55. Teaching Comprehensibly Teaching Comprehensibly is a knowledge base for language teachers who desire to learn more about TPRS and teaching with comprehensible input (TCI).

56. One of the most famous physicists and mathematicians of all time, Albert Einstein, wrote: “The fact that [the natural world] is comprehensible is a miracle.”

57. As is known, Jesus often used parables in his teaching to make the divine truth which he proclaimed comprehensible to men who were generally simple and accustomed to think by means of images.

58. The Kerr solution, the no-hair theorem, and the laws of black hole thermodynamics showed that the physical properties of black holes were simple and comprehensible, making them respectable subjects for research.

59. Beside of this, Battambang.asia aims to make the wonderful city of Battambang, today in a phase of development and expansion, more accessible and more comprehensible, both for residents and visitors.

60. Studies of civilization progress and organizational change rely more and more on the systems Appeach.Systems sciences do much to render the complex dynamics of human socio-cultural and politico-economic change comprehensible.

61. EUNET affiliates, coordinates and forces the different efforts of its members to advance the European integration and to especially integrate the citizens into this process and to make the events on European level more comprehensible.

62. We must leave it to Bombinate in our heads and in those of our engineering friends for some time to come.: Slight as it is in such miniature form, this structure gives the poem a comprehensible general form within which the dashed off phrases can safely Bombinate.

63. Calls on the Commission to review the bureaucratic obstacles impeding the ‘Youth in Action’ Programme; calls especially for the measures under Actions 1.1 and 1.3 of the Programme to be made available as low-threshold services; emphasises that selection criteria must be transparent and comprehensible for applicants; calls on the Commission to consider the introduction of a new mode of allocation of funding under the ‘Youth in Action’ Programme so as to make funding available to small-scale and youth projects which are unable in the current situation to raise their own finance;