understandably
1 of 1adverb/ˌʌndərˈstændəbli/
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in a manner that can be easily understood or sympathized with given the circumstances
- After the long and tiring journey, she was understandably exhausted when she arrived at her destination.
- Given the challenging circumstances, the team's morale was understandably low during the difficult project phase.
- Understandably, there was a sense of anxiety among the students before the crucial exam results were announced.
- After facing multiple setbacks, the company's decision to reevaluate its strategy was understandably necessary.
- The sudden change in weather caught everyone off guard, and the outdoor event was understandably canceled.
2
in a way that can be clearly comprehended or grasped by the mind
- He spoke understandably so everyone in the crowd could follow his instructions.
- The teacher explained the topic understandably to help all the students.
- Please communicate your ideas understandably to avoid confusion.
- The instructions were written understandably, making assembly easy.
- She expressed her feelings understandably, so no one was left puzzled.
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