Pronunciation: /ʌnkɑmprɪˈhɛndɪŋ/
adjective not understanding or grasping the meaning of something
A1 She looked uncomprehending when he tried to explain the new game.
A2 The students were uncomprehending of the complex mathematical equation.
B1 The elderly man gave an uncomprehending nod in response to the doctor's instructions.
B2 The audience remained uncomprehending of the speaker's intricate argument.
C1 Despite his intelligence, he often appeared uncomprehending in social situations.
C2 The uncomprehending expression on her face revealed her lack of understanding of the scientific concept.
formal The student looked uncomprehending when the professor explained the complex theory.
informal She just stared at me uncomprehendingly when I asked her a simple question.
slang I could tell by his uncomprehending expression that he had no clue what I was talking about.
figurative Her mind was like a blank slate, uncomprehending of the situation unfolding before her.
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