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grip, hold, clutch, clutches, clasp, clench, grasp | the act of grasping | |
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grasp, grip | an intellectual hold or understanding | |
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reach, grasp, compass, range | the limit of capability | |
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grasp, hold on | hold firmly | |
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appreciation, hold, grasp | understanding of the nature or meaning or quality or magnitude of something | |
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comprehend, grasp, apprehend, get the picture, savvy, grok, dig, compass | get the meaning of something |