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. Charlie Ball:

   Understandably, I think no one I've spoken to would do this, it depends on the person, I guess.

2. Chris Kottke:

   The incoming atmosphere is obviously quite hostile to those groups of students, so I think there is understandably some fear.

3. Anthony Fauci:

   I hesitate to make any broad statements about whether it is or is not quote' safe' for kids to come back to school, when you talk about children going back to school and their safety, it really depends on the level of viral activity, and the particular area that you're talking about. What happens all too often, understandably, but sometimes misleadingly, is that we talk about the country as a whole in a unidimensional way.

4. 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.

5. Chuck Wexler:

   You just have to be honest and say that police in America are far more cautious today about stopping someone than they were a year ago, proactive policing is much more complicated. And now we're in the post George Floyd era, which makes police understandably cautious.