apprehendable

See also: appréhendable

English

Etymology

From apprehend +‎ -able.

Adjective

apprehendable (comparative more apprehendable, superlative most apprehendable)

  1. That can be apprehended.
    Synonym: apprehensible
    Antonym: unapprehendable
    • 2012, Kaye Sung Chon, Consumer Behavior in Travel and Tourism, page 112:
      Positivism postulates a "real" and apprehendable reality, driven by immutable natural laws and mechanisms.

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