Intelligibly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTELLIGIBLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an intelligible manner; so as to be understood; clearly; plainly; as, to write or speak intelligibly.
ADVERB:
• INTELLIGIBLE, apprehensible by the intellect only
ADJECTIVE:
• able to be understood only by the intellect, not by the senses.
• able to be understood; comprehensible

Words related to INTELLIGIBLY

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How to use INTELLIGIBLY in a sentence

• For a long time our ladies were too aghast even to marvel at it intelligibly.
• The value of restraint after marriage could probably be inculcated with more effect, because it would appeal more intelligibly to the immediate interest of the labourer.
• The man of common mind is more directly in sympathy with the vulgar public, and can speak to it more intelligibly, than any one who is condescending to it.
• What we may learn from them is a nice discrimination of the symbols which intelligibly express the shades of meaning and kindle emotion.
• When such crimes HAD been described intelligibly to the public, in the past, that very publicity had tended to INCREASE the crimes enormously.
• I believe that the will of God is most clearly and intelligibly expressed in the teaching of the man Jesus, whom to consider as God, and pray to I esteem the greatest blasphemy.
• And before bedtime I had restored the manuscript so as to be intelligibly read.
• You cannot tell the story intelligibly now, and if you could, I should not be willing to listen to it.
• I can scarcely intelligibly pronounce my way through a menu.
• He could almost, in his impatience, have forgotten that it was a woman who was kneeling at his feet, and could have shaken her until she spoke intelligibly.
• Whoever would learn to think naturally, clearly, logically, and to express himself intelligibly and earnestly, let him give his days and nights to WILLIAM SHAKSPEARE.
• The children were questioned concerning the village, the occupation of the inhabitants on that day, and the number of men at home, and they replied correctly and intelligibly.
• That night Cora Haught had a rather strange adventure, to relate which intelligibly I must describe the situation of their rooms.
• He only insists that this natural fitness shall be intelligibly explained.
• Of the means by which I endeavor to alleviate suffering and to enlighten doubt, it is impossible to speak intelligibly within the limits of an advertisement.
• He could not recognize anyone, much less talk intelligibly.
• He could describe to the audience by his signs and gestures as intelligibly as others could express by words.
• In an ant-republic, laws are instinctively obeyed quite as implicitly as though they were intelligibly proclaimed to all of the emmet citizens.
• Indeed, she could not have described her disappointment intelligibly.
• Unfortunately, some men are not able to intelligibly explain the theory of base-ball, while others are so engrossed with the game that they do not care to be disturbed.
• Neal says that Eliot was able to speak the language intelligibly after conversing with the Indian servant a few months.
• Most of these Finns are unable to speak Russian intelligibly, although living at no great distance from the capital.
• If ideas are not expressed at all, or not intelligibly, their possessor can not use them, can not correct or make them effective.
• Doubtless we do not conceive it adequately, but we conceive it sufficiently to discuss and reason upon it intelligibly to ourselves and others.
• Maka was a faithful and willing servant, and if he had been able to express himself more intelligibly, his merits might have been better appreciated.
• The odious Bridget might after all have acted intelligibly, though abominably.
• The declaration of the shipwrecked men, read by the sheriff in the Southwark cell, came back to him clearly and intelligibly.
• Intelligibly, though not in terms, he appealed for Democratic help.
• Next read the poem aloud, giving the voice character appropriate to its sentiment, phrasing it intelligibly, observing the emotional portent, and coloring it accordingly.
• Luce, they were too completely overcome with emotion to express themselves intelligibly.
• AEsthetic ideas had never been intelligibly presented to him before, and he found a delight in apprehending them that was very grateful to his imaginative architect.

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