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uncomprehended

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[uhn-kahm-pri-hend-id] / ˌʌnˌkɑm prɪˈhɛnd ɪd /

adjective

  1. not comprehended or understood.


Example Sentences

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Upon this process rests substantially the method of explaining by hypothesis new and uncomprehended phenomena.

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Men called and shouted each to each With strange, uncomprehended speech, And what it meant no one could tell; So they left building in despair.

From Project Gutenberg

As it was, even now I began to see dim, shadowy things which, uncomprehended though they were, struck something of a thrill into my blood, and something of a chill, too.

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Fear seems to travel by some uncomprehended but very efficient wireless, and fear in the lords of the air was a thing too unusual to be ignored.

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He caught her only just in time, for she stiffened into ice, daft with the uncomprehended terror of it all, and helpless as a child.

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