comprehensible

What is less comprehensible is state suicide by a democratic republic, replete with the constitutional protections of free speech, due process and public referendum.

His declining ability to generate a comprehensible sentence, much less string together a coherent argument, will raise serious concerns.

The mechanisms through which it ravages bats, once mysterious, are now comprehensible.

This must be done in a "clear and comprehensible" way, Ofcom has ordered.

"Art restitution is a very sensitive issue, all research must be carried out accurately and in detail, and the result must be comprehensible and transparent," Ms Jakubovits said.