Definition of comprehensively in English:

comprehensively

adverb kɒmprɪˈhɛnsɪvliˌkɑmprəˈhɛnsɪvli

1In a way that includes or deals with all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
these books are precisely and comprehensively illustrated
a comprehensively equipped vehicle
Example sentencesExamples
- The series attempts to cover comprehensively English-language Scottish literature.
- He does not claim to be comprehensively surveying the field.
- This is the first study to comprehensively quantify the dental morphological diversification of North American "ecological carnivores."
- Man-made changes in the environment that can impact animal and plant survival are too numerous to list comprehensively.
- The current state of knowledge will be most comprehensively reviewed in the Arctic Council's upcoming climate impact assessment.
- We plan to address the issue of company size more comprehensively in subsequent surveys.
- To comprehensively address this issue, one needs to first assess the availability of habitat variables in the habitat.
- When smaller, more powerful computers became available, astronomers were finally able to examine data more comprehensively.
- Your average person would normally expect a compilation album to capture a genre as comprehensively as possible.
- Although the house has been comprehensively refurbished and upgraded, its character has been preserved.
1. 1.1 In a very clear or convincing manner.
  they were comprehensively defeated
  the public has comprehensively rejected the technology
  Example sentencesExamples
  Each of the claims made is comprehensively rebutted by the facts as now published.
  Girls comprehensively outperformed boys in this year's academics.
  The union's regional secretary said the workers had comprehensively rejected the proposals.
  Meanwhile, Seabiscuit comprehensively overturned first-round running with Hulkster in the second semifinal.
  The image of thumb-sucking is astonishing—the sound of the sucking is comprehensively disturbing.
  The award for best display was given to the girls partly for their ability to explain it comprehensively to the judges and other interested parties.
  What's apparent is that he has comprehensively breached the trust of all those ministers he worked for and broken the civil-service code of conduct.
  The club failed to create a clear goalscoring opportunity and were comprehensively outclassed.
  They criticize the film's lack of realism and its failure to portray comprehensively the true brutality of the death camps.
  They were comprehensively outplayed in most areas, and were it not for the dependability of the goalkeeper, it would have been worse.
2. 1.2 (in relation to insurance) in a way that provides cover for most risks.
  she crashed her comprehensively insured vehicle
  Example sentencesExamples
  I have two cars on the policy, both insured comprehensively.
  You should not assume that because your car is comprehensively insured, so is your recreation vehicle.
  The claimant is comprehensively insured, and they have paid for repairs to the vehicle on or about April 28 in the sum of $738.90.
  You are doing them a service by being comprehensively insured for coaching in a way that no other cycling organization can duplicate.
  An auto insurance company can offer you a comprehensive insurance, and as the name indicates, you will be comprehensively covered.

Definition of comprehensively in US English:

comprehensively

adverbˌkämprəˈhensivlēˌkɑmprəˈhɛnsɪvli

1In a way that includes or deals with all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
these books are precisely and comprehensively illustrated
a comprehensively equipped vehicle
Example sentencesExamples
- We plan to address the issue of company size more comprehensively in subsequent surveys.
- He does not claim to be comprehensively surveying the field.
- When smaller, more powerful computers became available, astronomers were finally able to examine data more comprehensively.
- Man-made changes in the environment that can impact animal and plant survival are too numerous to list comprehensively.
- The current state of knowledge will be most comprehensively reviewed in the Arctic Council's upcoming climate impact assessment.
- To comprehensively address this issue, one needs to first assess the availability of habitat variables in the habitat.
- Although the house has been comprehensively refurbished and upgraded, its character has been preserved.
- Your average person would normally expect a compilation album to capture a genre as comprehensively as possible.
- The series attempts to cover comprehensively English-language Scottish literature.
- This is the first study to comprehensively quantify the dental morphological diversification of North American "ecological carnivores."
1. 1.1 In a very clear or convincing manner.
  they were comprehensively defeated
  the public has comprehensively rejected the technology
  Example sentencesExamples
  Girls comprehensively outperformed boys in this year's academics.
  Meanwhile, Seabiscuit comprehensively overturned first-round running with Hulkster in the second semifinal.
  Each of the claims made is comprehensively rebutted by the facts as now published.
  The award for best display was given to the girls partly for their ability to explain it comprehensively to the judges and other interested parties.
  The image of thumb-sucking is astonishing—the sound of the sucking is comprehensively disturbing.
  The union's regional secretary said the workers had comprehensively rejected the proposals.
  They criticize the film's lack of realism and its failure to portray comprehensively the true brutality of the death camps.
  The club failed to create a clear goalscoring opportunity and were comprehensively outclassed.
  What's apparent is that he has comprehensively breached the trust of all those ministers he worked for and broken the civil-service code of conduct.
  They were comprehensively outplayed in most areas, and were it not for the dependability of the goalkeeper, it would have been worse.
2. 1.2 (in relation to insurance) in a way that provides cover for most risks.
  she crashed her comprehensively insured vehicle
  Example sentencesExamples
  You should not assume that because your car is comprehensively insured, so is your recreation vehicle.
  An auto insurance company can offer you a comprehensive insurance, and as the name indicates, you will be comprehensively covered.
  You are doing them a service by being comprehensively insured for coaching in a way that no other cycling organization can duplicate.
  I have two cars on the policy, both insured comprehensively.
  The claimant is comprehensively insured, and they have paid for repairs to the vehicle on or about April 28 in the sum of $738.90.

单词	comprehensively
释义	Definition of comprehensively in English: comprehensively adverb kɒmprɪˈhɛnsɪvliˌkɑmprəˈhɛnsɪvli 1In a way that includes or deals with all or nearly all elements or aspects of something. these books are precisely and comprehensively illustrated a comprehensively equipped vehicle Example sentencesExamples The series attempts to cover comprehensively English-language Scottish literature. He does not claim to be comprehensively surveying the field. This is the first study to comprehensively quantify the dental morphological diversification of North American "ecological carnivores." Man-made changes in the environment that can impact animal and plant survival are too numerous to list comprehensively. The current state of knowledge will be most comprehensively reviewed in the Arctic Council's upcoming climate impact assessment. We plan to address the issue of company size more comprehensively in subsequent surveys. To comprehensively address this issue, one needs to first assess the availability of habitat variables in the habitat. When smaller, more powerful computers became available, astronomers were finally able to examine data more comprehensively. Your average person would normally expect a compilation album to capture a genre as comprehensively as possible. Although the house has been comprehensively refurbished and upgraded, its character has been preserved. 1.1 In a very clear or convincing manner. they were comprehensively defeated the public has comprehensively rejected the technology Example sentencesExamples Each of the claims made is comprehensively rebutted by the facts as now published. Girls comprehensively outperformed boys in this year's academics. The union's regional secretary said the workers had comprehensively rejected the proposals. Meanwhile, Seabiscuit comprehensively overturned first-round running with Hulkster in the second semifinal. The image of thumb-sucking is astonishing—the sound of the sucking is comprehensively disturbing. The award for best display was given to the girls partly for their ability to explain it comprehensively to the judges and other interested parties. What's apparent is that he has comprehensively breached the trust of all those ministers he worked for and broken the civil-service code of conduct. The club failed to create a clear goalscoring opportunity and were comprehensively outclassed. They criticize the film's lack of realism and its failure to portray comprehensively the true brutality of the death camps. They were comprehensively outplayed in most areas, and were it not for the dependability of the goalkeeper, it would have been worse. 1.2 (in relation to insurance) in a way that provides cover for most risks. she crashed her comprehensively insured vehicle Example sentencesExamples I have two cars on the policy, both insured comprehensively. You should not assume that because your car is comprehensively insured, so is your recreation vehicle. The claimant is comprehensively insured, and they have paid for repairs to the vehicle on or about April 28 in the sum of $738.90. You are doing them a service by being comprehensively insured for coaching in a way that no other cycling organization can duplicate. An auto insurance company can offer you a comprehensive insurance, and as the name indicates, you will be comprehensively covered. Definition of comprehensively in US English: comprehensively adverbˌkämprəˈhensivlēˌkɑmprəˈhɛnsɪvli 1In a way that includes or deals with all or nearly all elements or aspects of something. these books are precisely and comprehensively illustrated a comprehensively equipped vehicle Example sentencesExamples We plan to address the issue of company size more comprehensively in subsequent surveys. He does not claim to be comprehensively surveying the field. When smaller, more powerful computers became available, astronomers were finally able to examine data more comprehensively. Man-made changes in the environment that can impact animal and plant survival are too numerous to list comprehensively. The current state of knowledge will be most comprehensively reviewed in the Arctic Council's upcoming climate impact assessment. To comprehensively address this issue, one needs to first assess the availability of habitat variables in the habitat. Although the house has been comprehensively refurbished and upgraded, its character has been preserved. Your average person would normally expect a compilation album to capture a genre as comprehensively as possible. The series attempts to cover comprehensively English-language Scottish literature. This is the first study to comprehensively quantify the dental morphological diversification of North American "ecological carnivores." 1.1 In a very clear or convincing manner. they were comprehensively defeated the public has comprehensively rejected the technology Example sentencesExamples Girls comprehensively outperformed boys in this year's academics. Meanwhile, Seabiscuit comprehensively overturned first-round running with Hulkster in the second semifinal. Each of the claims made is comprehensively rebutted by the facts as now published. The award for best display was given to the girls partly for their ability to explain it comprehensively to the judges and other interested parties. The image of thumb-sucking is astonishing—the sound of the sucking is comprehensively disturbing. The union's regional secretary said the workers had comprehensively rejected the proposals. They criticize the film's lack of realism and its failure to portray comprehensively the true brutality of the death camps. The club failed to create a clear goalscoring opportunity and were comprehensively outclassed. What's apparent is that he has comprehensively breached the trust of all those ministers he worked for and broken the civil-service code of conduct. They were comprehensively outplayed in most areas, and were it not for the dependability of the goalkeeper, it would have been worse. 1.2 (in relation to insurance) in a way that provides cover for most risks. she crashed her comprehensively insured vehicle Example sentencesExamples You should not assume that because your car is comprehensively insured, so is your recreation vehicle. An auto insurance company can offer you a comprehensive insurance, and as the name indicates, you will be comprehensively covered. You are doing them a service by being comprehensively insured for coaching in a way that no other cycling organization can duplicate. I have two cars on the policy, both insured comprehensively. The claimant is comprehensively insured, and they have paid for repairs to the vehicle on or about April 28 in the sum of $738.90.
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