Examples of 'grasped' in a sentence
Meaning of "grasped"
grasp (verb) - To grasp something means to hold onto it firmly. This term is commonly used to indicate physically holding an object, but it can also be used metaphorically to mean understanding or comprehending something
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- simple past tense and past participle of grasp
How to use "grasped" in a sentence
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grasped
Yet few have grasped deeper meaning.
He grasped at one glance the horrifying situation.
I had not quite grasped why he left.
He grasped her with his two fingers.
The drowning man grasped at the rope.
I have grasped the talcum powder of powerl.
Not everything can be grasped by the intellect.
He grasped the rope with two hands.
You have certainly grasped the essentials.
I grasped the entire structure of his argument.
The booger eater grasped the symbolism.
He grasped for understanding but seized it quickly.
He still has not grasped the pattern.
Penrose grasped concepts no computer ever could.
This person then grasped those bills.
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He grasped and assessed the situation quickly.
But they never grasped what he meant.
Be grasped formally in the sense of a system of relations.
I think you have grasped the principle.
He grasped the warm drink in his hand.
Let your heart be grasped by that reality.
She grasped the concept extremely quick.
To the one who grasped first to fix.
She grasped the zipper and lowered it.
Hitler himself fully grasped its implications.
It was grasped by another hand inside the church.
His outstretched hand grasped an unseen object.
I have grasped pretty much the situation.
The truth of calligraphy has to be intuitively grasped.
It can not be grasped with common discipline.
Not a single nettle has been firmly grasped.
Conte has grasped he will not blunder.
You have probably not grasped it yet.
You have grasped the principle exactly.
I wonder if you have grasped how deep.
Heraclitus grasped his truths through intuition.
We have naturally not yet grasped everything.
You have grasped the bottom line.
These are opportunities to be identified and grasped.
Victory is grasped beyond fear and grief.
That is something you have not grasped.
They have grasped the facts correctly.
The part played by color was easily grasped.
I have nearly grasped its sacred language.
I do not think you have grasped quite.
I have fully grasped its ultimate mystery.
What is on the inside can not be grasped.
None of them grasped the madness of football.
The situation was so quickly grasped and judged.
Marius grasped both her arms at once.
