† 1. That cannot be comprehended. Obs.
1606. Shaks., Tr. & Cr., III. iii. 198. The prouidence that’s in a watchfull State … Findes bottome in th’ vncomprehensiue deepes.
2. Lacking in comprehension.
1667. South, Serm. (1697), II. 46. Some narrow-spirited, Uncomprehensive Zealots, who know not the world.
3. Not sufficiently comprehensive or inclusive.
1862. Helps, Org. Daily Life, 21. Great efforts will be made in a scattered, uncomprehensive, and unbusiness-like way.
