fathomed's Usage Examples:

it seemed it had to wait two decades before its contents could truly be fathomed.

of a narrator who asserts that life without their lover could only be fathomed by God—an entity that had been considered taboo to name in the title or.

India, IBM India"s importance for the global corporation can be easily fathomed.

He said, There is a mystery in life—a mystery which has never been fathomed, and which appears greater, the more deeply the phenomena of life are studied.

and yet acts, when it acts at all, from motives which simply can not be fathomed".

From the unfathomed complexity of brain tissue—"essentially an alien computational material"—to.

Where was it? In whose keeping? Was there then cosmic fluid, in depths unfathomed? 2.

which reads in Longfellow as "Our lives are rivers, gliding free/ To that unfathomed, boundless sea,/ The silent grave!" literally translates as "Our lives.

dimensions of patterned sound production in talk-in-interaction hitherto unfathomed" (2004:13).

Gandalf called "some link between Isengard and Mordor, which I have not yet fathomed": the link was that Sauron had used the stone to take control of Saruman.

player has discovered all properties of monsters, wands, potions, and has fathomed the role of "luck", the game remains as playable as ever.

closest to him, whose mystifying poems and stories have yet to be fully fathomed, mostly because of their obscure language.

The unfortunate incident fills Prosun with unfathomed guilt, and to get rid of this guilt he attempts to achieve the impossible.

Synonyms:

understand, penetrate, bottom,

Antonyms:

injured, unwholesome, unfit, broken,