Understood is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNDERSTOOD in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNDERSTAND, to grasp the meaning of
• perceive the intended meaning of (words, a language, or a speaker)
• perceive the significance, explanation, or cause of
• interpret or view (something) in a particular way
• infer something from information received (often used as a polite formula in conversation)
• regard (a missing word, phrase, or idea) as present
• assume to be the case; take for granted
• be sympathetically or knowledgeably aware of the character or nature of
ADJECTIVE:
• fully apprehended as to purport or meaning or explanation
• implied by or inferred from actions or statements
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• fully apprehended
• imp. & p. p. of Understand.

Words related to UNDERSTOOD

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Words that contain UNDERSTOOD

misunderstood17

How to use UNDERSTOOD in a sentence

• Pestalozzi, I have understood, was led to the use of them by observing the wants of the young mind, in a similar manner that I was myself.
• I shall, therefore, use them as sparingly as possible, and endeavor to make myself clearly understood by explaining those which I do use.
• We have agreed that Parliamentary Oratory, as our fathers understood that phrase, is a lost art.
• This question is so important that I think it ought to be considered and understood even at the present time.
• It was rather a quiet sort of deal and, if it had come out, the Public might not have understood.
• Either he really understood his subject, or, like an able advocate, he had thoroughly got up his brief.
• She was pleased that she understood this command, and it encouraged her to continue the study of the native language.
• Sherwood understood the wish, and pressed her hand in reply.
• No one knew exactly what haunted this desirable mansion, or how, though a novelist was understood to have supplied a satisfactory legend.
• Lincoln did not so state to the House, it was well understood in intimate circles that the bill had the approval on the one hand of Mr.
• The convention, as expressed in the French language, will fully answer our purposes in France, because it will there be understood.
• But while the few who really understood him and the themes he handled bowed to him as their Apollo, the many had no real homage to pay either of heart or head.
• I understood their air of anxious expectation a moment later, when Mother Otter dived like a flash from under them, leaving them to make their own way in the water.
• You understood so wonderfully the things that I wanted you to understand.
• This is the great bodily resurrection, as it is still understood and looked for by the Parsees.
• He understood the languages of them all, and they understood him.
• He understood that to oppose longer was simply dangerous.
• King William no sooner understood that the place was invested, than he ordered prince Waldeck to assemble the army, determined to march against the enemy in person.
• As she understood things, her niece had risen above that sort of thing.
• I do not know how she understood the words, but her face, which had been full of softness, grew hard.
• I have understood myself from the first to be acting under the directions of the ladies who planned this expedition.
• We shall be glad to answer any questions, and make clear any points not understood.
• But Nancy understood, and her heart crowded into her throat with delight, and terror, and a sort of agony.
• On the first excursion none of them had quite understood the other, and all of them except poor Ruggiero had been in the best of humours.
• It did not matter much whether the boy understood all he read and was told, or not.
• That is understood, but it does not prevent me from desiring to advance.
• They have this to urge, indeed, that failure to make oneself understood is commonly regarded as a sign of the superior mind.
• Once this is understood and accepted, the child is armed with a weapon against disobedience.
• But the basis of the condition is not completely understood when we have apparently arrived at the psychic cause of the disturbance.

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