graspable

/'grɑ:spəbl/
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graspable

The concept of democracy is graspable even for young students.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Capable of being apprehended or understood: Describes something that can be comprehended, perceived, or mentally grasped. It often refers to concepts, ideas, or information that are clear and within one's intellectual reach.
    • Capable of being grasped physically: While less common, it can also describe something tangible that can be physically held or seized.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • The teacher presented the complex theory in a graspable way for the beginners. (The teacher made the theory understandable for beginners.)
    • The report's conclusions were not immediately graspable; I had to read it twice. (The report's conclusions were not immediately understandable.)
    • The concept of infinity is abstract and not easily graspable. (The concept of infinity is not easily comprehensible.)
Advanced Usage
  • Used in formal or academic contexts: "Graspable" is often used in discussions about knowledge, learning, and communication to describe the accessibility of an idea.
    • The philosopher aimed to make his dense arguments more graspable for a general audience.
  • Contrast with the intangible: It can be used to highlight when an abstract idea becomes clear or concrete.
    • Her analogy made the legal principle suddenly graspable.
Variants and Related Words
  • Grasp (verb): To seize and hold firmly; to comprehend intellectually.
    • He could not grasp the full implications of the discovery.
  • Grasp (noun): A firm hold; understanding.
    • She has a good grasp of the subject.
  • Ungraspable (adjective): Incapable of being grasped or understood.
    • The sheer scale of the universe is ungraspable.
Synonyms
  • Comprehensible: Able to be understood.
  • Apprehensible: Capable of being understood or perceived.
  • Intelligible: Able to be understood; clear.
  • Accessible: (Of information) easy to understand or obtain.
Antonyms
  • Incomprehensible: Impossible to understand.
  • Ungraspable: Not able to be grasped or understood.
  • Unfathomable: Incapable of being fully explored or understood.
Related Phrases
  • Within one's grasp: Figuratively, within one's ability to understand or achieve.
    • Success was finally within her grasp.
  • Grasp the concept: To understand an idea.
    • After the tutorial, I was able to grasp the concept fully.
graspable

The concept of democracy is graspable even for young students.

Adjective
  1. capable of being apprehended or understood