Comprehensive is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COMPREHENSIVE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a comprehensive school
• an intensive examination testing a student\'s proficiency in some special field of knowledge
ADJECTIVE:
• covering completely or broadly
• including or dealing with all or nearly all elements or aspects of something
• of large content or scope; wide-ranging
• (of a victory or defeat) achieved or suffered by a large margin
• relating to or denoting a system of secondary education in which children of all abilities from a particular area are educated in one school
• relating to understanding.
• Including much; comprising many things; having a wide scope or a full view.
• Having the power to comprehend or understand many things.
• Possessing peculiarities that are characteristic of several diverse groups.
• including all or everything
• broad in scope
• (of motor-vehicle insurance) providing cover for most risks, including damage to the policyholder's own vehicle.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• covering completely or broadly; inclusive

Words related to COMPREHENSIVE

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Words that contain COMPREHENSIVE

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How to use COMPREHENSIVE in a sentence

• MAIS shows an ardent sympathy, but if he is ever to give a comprehensive picture of life he must contrive to be more patient with the old-fashioned.
• At a later point we shall refer in some further detail to these questions, but desire for the moment, rather, to gain a broad and comprehensive view of his life as a whole.
• He had not the comprehensive intellect of Charlemagne, nor the creative genius of Peter of Russia, but he had the sagacity of Richelieu and the iron will of Napoleon.
• Lainez had even a more comprehensive mind than Loyola.
• English-French comprehensive technical dictionary of the automobile and allied industries.
• He indicated to him and to Amanda by a comprehensive gesture that he had business with the landlord, and with a gleaming appetite upon his face went running back towards the inn.
• A comprehensive package of financial services legislation was enacted in late 1994.
• A wider and more comprehensive membership was a necessity.
• A thousand previous observations are compared and resumed in one general and comprehensive formula, and the typical has been evolved from the actual.
• These terms indicate different ways of looking at religion, all legitimate but not equally comprehensive or just in perspective.
• Waterland to take a comprehensive view of the whole question, and to leave to posterity not only an effective answer to Dr.
• Your general powers being comprehensive enough to take in this subject, no new ones are issued.
• It requires nice discrimination, a comprehensive grasp of relations, and a power to seize and hold common characteristics.
• He seemed to avoid looking at any individual, but took in all present in a comprehensive glance.
• This book is the most complete and comprehensive work ever published on the subject of which it treats.
• This list is comprehensive of the chief points to look for in verbal revision.
• Inside that field, his knowledge was comprehensive, minute, critical.
• All this he took in at a comprehensive glance that consumed no more time than it had taken him to say good-morning.
• As we had neither laboratories, hospital nor college at the time, the realization of this somewhat comprehensive scheme seemed rather remote.
• It is, in fact, the earliest comprehensive book in our literature.
• During the summer several other places were reduced, but Maurice was planning a great and comprehensive campaign.
• You are not sufficiently comprehensive to embrace me.
• They are the results of comprehensive insight, the ripened products of searching meditation, the weighty utterances of weighty minds.
• It only remains to indicate, so far as may be, a comprehensive estimate of Mr.
• The report of the Secretary of the Navy presents a comprehensive and satisfactory exhibit of the affairs of that Department and of the naval service.
• The fact that Hinduism is something larger and more comprehensive than what we call a religion is one reason why it contains much of dubious moral value.
• Sanchia, her cool poise regained, made no step toward him but contented herself by a slow comprehensive and sympathetic smile.

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