What is another word for understood ?

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“The technical equality of all officers was understood.”

Adjective

To have formed a reasoning in the mind about

rumoured^UK

rumored^US

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Adjective

Self-evident or unquestionable

Adjective

Generally recognized to be true

perceived

scrutinized^US

scrutinised^UK

Adjective

Believing without question

Adjective

Generally approved, believed, or recognized

accepted

acknowledged

standard operating procedure

authorised^UK

authorized^US

straight from the horse's mouth

licensed^US

licenced^UK

legalized^US

legalised^UK

favourite^UK

favorite^US

honored^US

officially recognized

honoured^UK

publicized^US

practised^UK

practiced^US

publicised^UK

according to the book

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Adjective

Elucidated

Adjective

Worthy of being believed or accepted as true

within the bounds of possibility

within the realms of possibility

what one would expect

par for the course

most likely

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Adjective

Not going in a direct course or line

spiraling^US

spiralling^UK

full of twists and turns

traveling^US

travelling^UK

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Adjective

sticking out like a sore thumb

Clear in meaning without uncertainty or ambiguity

as plain as a pikestaff

sticking out a mile

well defined

standing out like a sore thumb

written all over someone

staring someone in the face

staring one in the face

as plain as the nose on your face

hard and fast

as plain as the nose on one's face

plain as the nose on your face

no ifs ands or buts

straight from the shoulder

staring you in the face

easily distinguishable

right under one's nose

readily comprehensible

straight-from-the-shoulder

focused^US

focussed^UK

beyond a shadow of a doubt

right under your nose

well-worn

beyond the shadow of a doubt

publicized^US

colourful^UK

colorful^US

publicised^UK

beyond a shadow of doubt

as sure as eggs is eggs

there are no two ways about it

of particular interest

worthy of note

stick out like sore thumb

worth taking a look at

meagre^UK

meager^US

no ifs ands or buts about it

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Verb

To have attained or achieved

Verb

To have been aware

found

learnt^UK

saw

witnessed

became aware

told the difference between

gauged^UK

gaged^US

labelled^UK

analyzed^US

labeled^US

inquired^US

made a distinction between

analysed^UK

got one's head around

become acquainted with

enquired^UK

categorized^US

signalized^US

unravelled^UK

unraveled^US

discerned a difference between

visualized^US

got the message about

localised^UK

had on good authority

figured in

became acquainted with

rubbernecked

got word

traced back

gained an understanding of

visualised^UK

become conscious of the fact that

signalised^UK

become aware of the fact that

got the picture about

caught on to the fact

categorised^UK

familiarized oneself with

exhibited

imaged

zeroed in on

localized^US

figured something out

gotten to the bottom of

drew a distinction between

drawn a distinction between

became aware of the fact that

got through one's head

seen daylight

gotten the idea

gotten through one's head

became conscious of the fact that

became conscious

did not forget

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Verb

To have understood or accepted the validity of

acknowledged the validity of

accepted the validity of

admitted the validity of

felt compassionate towards

empathised^UK

sympathised^UK

sympathized^US

empathized^US

pitied

showed compassion for

learnt^UK

got the message about

got the picture about

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“I fully understand what Bob must be going through following the death of his mother.”

Verb

To have understood based on given information

got one's head around

learnt^UK

wrapped one's mind around

picked up what someone is putting down

unravelled^UK

unraveled^US

gotten to the bottom of

familiarized oneself with

scrutinized^US

scrutinised^UK

kept a weather eye on

analyzed^US

kept under observation

spied on

kept under scrutiny

kept under surveillance

analysed^UK

got the message about

become conscious of the fact that

scouted

envisioned

become aware

become aware of the fact that

got the picture about

given something a once-over

hit upon

gained

mopped

understood the situation

concluded

deducted

collected

got one's mind around

gotten the impression

got the impression of

feasted one's eyes on

gaged^US

gauged^UK

visualized^US

visualised^UK

gotten through one's head

admitted the validity of

accepted the validity of

acknowledged the validity of

given someone a once-over

made a reconnaissance

found out the lie of the land

made a reconnaissance of

sought

scouted around

looked around

seen how the land lies

made a survey of

taken a shufti round

paid close attention to

checked something out

given something the once-over

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“I fully understand what is written in these documents.”

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(took it) To have assumed

theorized^US

theorised^UK

come to the conclusion that

visualized^US

visualised^UK

gauged^UK

gaged^US

analysed^UK

analyzed^US

come to the conclusion

formed an impression of

came to the conclusion

thought it likely that

had sneaking suspicion

came to the conclusion that

read between the lines

jumped to a conclusion

made a guess at

quantitated

thought of

put two and two together

categorized^US

harmonized^US

generalized^US

harmonised^UK

generalised^UK

gotten the measure of

ranked as

had a sneaking suspicion

subscribed to the opinion

averaged

made an educated guess

taken as gospel truth

dreamt^UK

dreamed^US

had a sneaking suspicion of

categorised^UK

figured something out

took stock of something

taken stock of something

foreknown

taken the measurements of

took the measurements of

taken account

took account

taken as a hypothesis

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“It is imperative that you understand why this word should not be spoken.”

Verb

am I getting my point across

Do you understand?

you see

Verb

To have ruminated or mulled over

Verb

Past tense for to believe, based on information

learnt^UK

came to the conclusion

come to the conclusion

took something on board

taken something on board

told

counted

“I understand that eating plenty of sugar will lead to obesity.”

Interjection