Graspable

The concept of infinity in mathematics is fascinating but not easily graspable.

The professor's lecture on quantum mechanics was beyond my graspable understanding.

The complexity of the legal system can make it difficult for ordinary people to graspable.

The philosophical concept of existentialism can be challenging to graspable without prior knowledge.

The instructor used simple diagrams to make the concept of gravity more graspable for the students.

The new software interface is designed to be intuitive and graspable even for users with minimal computer experience.

The historian presented a timeline of events to make the complex historical period more graspable for the audience.

The trainer broke down the yoga poses into smaller steps, making them more graspable for the beginners.

The chef demonstrated the recipe with clear instructions to make it more graspable for the novice cooks.

The speaker used relatable examples to make the abstract concept of happiness more graspable for the audience.

The financial advisor simplified the investment strategies to make them more graspable for her clients.

The teacher used hands-on experiments to make the principles of chemistry more graspable for the students.

The coach used visual aids and demonstrations to make the complex soccer tactics more graspable for the young players.

The presenter used simple language and visual aids to make the complex scientific concepts more graspable for the audience.