prehension

My ap- prehension gave way to an intense feeling of empathy.

Always before it had been a general, nonverbal com- prehension.

The trouble had started that day when he voiced his a prehension over a raid proposed by the high chief.

She could sense his amusement at her ap- prehension in the back of her mind.

Then, after that first moment of reply, swift ap- prehension and warning.

McCoy simply stared at him, then suddenly com- prehension dawned.

For an instant, he gaped incom- prehension at the cook.

The rest floated just beyond clear com- prehension.

Hers is not a strong or focused talent, and trying for such powerful prehension of the earth debases her to it.

He looked pleased; pleased, and touched with ap- prehension at the same time.

Gestural control was based on 3D object manipulation such as a subset of prehension.

Darwin (1871) described males with grasping qualities as having "organs for prehension."

She studied it with little com- prehension.

His com- prehension of this infused his song with passion; he loved her already.

The Amnioni may no longer have been vulnerable to ap- prehension, suspense, or eagerness.

The aged biped's dark eyes widened, and he let out a hiss of com- prehension.

She scrupulously indicated on each what the margin for error, misap- prehension, or simple mistake was.

Consciousness is not the goal, but "prehension."

She stared, then grinned in com- prehension.

Prehension and hafting traces on flint tools a methodology.

Foresight, com- prehension, perception, and deduction-Druid skills be- queathed to him.

Over the heel of his hand, she blinked away furious tears and stared at him in wide-eyed incom prehension.

Heaven's Reach 283 Harry averted his gaze, but not before waves of ap- prehension flooded.

The Maiden chuckled sympathetically at her incom- prehension.

He might have been a tension sink, absorbing strain and ap- prehension and bleeding them away so that the people around him could concentrate.