1. able to be understood or grasped mentally
Usage: Less common than 'comprehensible'; both are acceptable, though 'comprehensible' is preferred in modern usage

Examples

• The teacher explained the concept in a comprehendible way so all students could follow.
• The instructions were written in comprehendible language without technical jargon.
• His accent made his speech less comprehendible to non-native speakers.
• The author made the complex theory comprehendible through simple examples.
• The new software interface is more comprehendible than the previous version.