grasp in a sentence

v. t.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3

Definition

GRASP (verb): to understand fully or to seize and hold firmly.

She struggled to grasp the complex concepts presented in the lecture.
He reached out to grasp the edge of the table to steady himself.
The child's ability to grasp new languages amazed her parents.
As she read the book, she began to grasp the deeper meanings behind the story.
It's important to grasp all the details before making a final decision.
After several attempts, he finally managed to grasp the significance of her words.
The child's curiosity allowed him to grasp new ideas more quickly than his peers.
It's essential to grasp the fundamentals before moving on to advanced topics.
Her ability to grasp emotions in others made her an excellent counselor.
She tried to grasp the complex theories presented in the lecture.
After a moment of hesitation, he managed to grasp her hand and pull her closer.
It took him a while to grasp the significance of the decision he had to make.
As a child, I would often grasp at the stars in the night sky, dreaming of adventure.
The teacher used visual aids to help the students grasp the material more effectively.