comprehensive
ਵਧੇਰੇ
definition
noun
About 12,000 pupils went on to study at the same 400 selective grammar schools or top-rated comprehensives .
a secondary school catering to children of all abilities from a given area.
adjective
a comprehensive list of sources
complete; including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
of or relating to understanding.
example
Even those who have fully 'comprehensive' motor insurance while driving in the UK need to check, as most policies only offer third-party cover on the continent.
Currently the only possible source for a 'comprehensive' list of travellers, as we've already established, lies in the carriers' passenger lists.
The documentary shows its age, but it provides a fairly 'comprehensive' overview of the legendary director.
Because it is 'comprehensive' in scope and specific in detail, it can eliminate the ambiguities that exist in most partnerships.
The volume does not cover all issues in detail and it was not intended to be 'comprehensive' in scope.
The Convention is extraordinarily 'comprehensive' in scope.
The entire nightmare could have been avoided had he kept 'comprehensive' documentation of his dealings with the plaintiffs.
Seeing the problems his students faced, Mr. Silman has created the first 'comprehensive' strategic guide in dictionary form.
But these are unavoidable aspects of a 'comprehensive' exposition of any subject.
This presentation is 'comprehensive' in scope but lacks much historical analysis.
This insurance is designed to protect motorists from payout shortfalls that could arise between the original price paid for a car and the 'comprehensive' insurance payout in the case of loss.
It must be 'comprehensive' insurance, because you're driving someone else's car.
More and more colleges and universities are developing 'comprehensive' diversity plans to guide changes in campus policies and procedures.
Their collaborative research is quite 'comprehensive' in its scope.
Some cost items will differ for different vehicle types, notably 'comprehensive' insurance, but in the main it is reasonable to use fleet size.
Sir Gawaine's British West Indies collection is part of a wider 'comprehensive' collection of stamps from Great Britain and the British Empire.
Its thorough research and 'comprehensive' scope should prove invaluable for anyone seriously interested in the subject.
Motorists with fully 'comprehensive' insurance mistakenly think they have insurance for the contents of their car along with the car itself.
Some sites offer links to others and through such links a reasonably 'comprehensive' list can be obtained.
Making broad scope, 'comprehensive' documentaries about an event the magnitude of World War II is a tall order, often with less than satisfactory results.
One student in a special AAC&U Annual Meeting focus group told that she had even opted to take one of her 'comprehensive' examinations in pedagogy.
The training videos contain 'comprehensive' information on all aspects of good environmental practice at farm level, presented in an interesting and stimulating manner.
Although debate on the measure was fairly abbreviated, the resulting measure was 'comprehensive' in both its scope and design.
The result is the first 'comprehensive' analysis of preventable patient deaths linked to infections within 5,810 hospitals nationally.
This is a wide ranging and 'comprehensive' survey of children and the experience of childhood.
The Senate Inquiry into mandatory sentencing was broad-ranging, thorough and 'comprehensive' in terms of scope and evidence.
The authors make no claims for completeness, indeed are transparent about the gaps, yet this book is impressively 'comprehensive' in scale, scope and analytical range.
Naval historians would do well to familiarize themselves with his style of narrative, his 'comprehensive' coverage, and scope of research.
A typical 'comprehensive' and collision policy will usually only cover the fair market value for your car.
Is it possible to take out one insurance policy, preferably 'comprehensive' , that would cover us all to drive either of the cars?
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