Synonyms for understandably
un·der·stand·ab·ly

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1. intelligibly, clearly, understandablyadverb

   in an intelligible manner

   "the foreigner spoke to us quite intelligibly"

   Synonyms:
   clearly, clear, distinctly, intelligibly

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1. List of paraphrases for "understandably":

   comprehensibly, naturally, logically

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1. Phil Rosse:

   While not completely eliminating intermittent stock outs, we believe this strategy has helped us be in the best position possible on shelf, but with the tremendous response we have had from consumers, understandably, our supply chain has tightened.

2. Ross County Prosecutor Matt Schmidt:

   At this point, there’s no smoking gun that says, ‘Hey, we’ve got a serial killer on the loose,’ we have missing people and we have a homicide. There are certainly people talking in the community and people that are upset and understandably concerned about that. When there are those concerns, we don’t rule that out. We have to keep an open mind to the possibilities, but the evidence is going to dictate where we go with the investigation.

3. David Stearns:

   I know a lot of attention has been understandably placed on the offensive side of the ball, but one constant around some of the better teams in baseball is really solid, consistent defense, when we’ve had our most successful seasons here, we’ve had very good defensive teams and that’s something that is a focus of ours. It’s something we think we can and should accomplish, and this move allows us to move in that direction.

4. Erica Marchand:

   Understandably, women start to develop a set of thoughts, feeling and behaviors associated with vulvodynia.

5. Isabelle Defourny:

   The high mortality rate is tragic for the populations and makes it even harder to contain the epidemic because the patients, in the absence of effective treatments, are understandably reticent about coming to centres.