Comprehender vs Comprehended - What's the difference?
comprehender | comprehended |
one who comprehends.
English agent nouns
* 2005 , Margaret J. Snowling, Charles Hulme, The Science of Reading: A Handbook , p. 232:
* 1989 , Hans-Wilhelm Dechert, Manfred Raupach, Interlingual Processes , p. 138:
* 1908 , Paul Deussen, The Philosophy of the Upanishads , p. 169:
As a noun comprehender
is Agent noun of comprehend: one who comprehends.As a verb comprehended is
past tense of comprehend.As an adjective comprehended is
understood.comprehender
English
Noun
(en noun)- Less-skilled comprehenders do not know when it is appropriate to draw inferences.
- This mental representation provides the comprehender with a general plan according to which he can organize, interrelate and memorize the incoming information.
- There is no seer beside him, no hearer beside him, no comprehender beside him, no knower beside him.