How is comprehensive used in a sentence?

The report provided a comprehensive analysis of the market trends. | She has a comprehensive understanding of ancient philosophy. | We offer a comprehensive insurance policy that covers all potential risks.

What are the synonyms for comprehensive?

Synonyms for comprehensive: extensive, thorough, exhaustive, complete, inclusive, broad, all-encompassing

What are the antonyms for comprehensive?

Antonyms for comprehensive: partial, incomplete, narrow, limited, superficial

Definition of"comprehensive" in English

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comprehensive

/ˌkɒmprɪˈhɛnsɪv/

Adjective

Definitions

Adjective

Including or covering all or nearly all elements or aspects of something; extensive and thorough.

🟡Intermediate

Adjective

Having or exhibiting a wide mental grasp or understanding of a subject.

🟡Intermediate

Examples

"The report provided a comprehensive analysis of the market trends."
The report provided a complete and thorough analysis of the market trends.
"She has a comprehensive understanding of ancient philosophy."
She has a broad and detailed understanding of ancient philosophy.
"We offer a comprehensive insurance policy that covers all potential risks."
We offer an all-inclusive insurance policy that covers all potential risks.

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Etymology

From Late Latin 'comprehensivus', from 'comprehensus', past participle of 'comprehendere' meaning 'to seize, comprise, understand'.

Frequency:Common

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