Collocation
That is understandable.
Acknowledging that something makes sense, is reasonable, or is expected given the circumstances.
Definition
'That is understandable.' is a common English collocation. Acknowledging that something makes sense, is reasonable, or is expected given the circumstances.
That + is + understandable
“She explained why she was late, and I told her that is understandable.”
Examples
- She explained her reasons for being upset, and I told her that is completely understandable.
- Given the challenging situation, it is understandable that there were some delays.
- He missed the deadline because he was ill; that is totally understandable.
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- They're new to the team, so it is understandable that they're confused about the process.
- After working 12 hours, you're exhausted; that is perfectly understandable.
- The children were scared by the loud thunder, and that is very understandable.
- His cautious approach to the new project is understandable, given past failures.
- It is understandable why she felt betrayed after what happened.
- The company's decision to downsize, while painful, is understandable in the current market.
- You're feeling overwhelmed with all the new responsibilities; that is entirely understandable.
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