Apprehend
Apprehend verb - To have a clear idea of.
Think and apprehend are semantically related. in understand topic. In some cases you can use "Think" instead a verb "Apprehend".
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I like to think I use some kind of future vision to spy where the FT-BUREAUCRATIC RED TAPE is going to appear, and then I apprehend it justly with my scissors of coherence.
Source: Blog / Topography Genera - It's pointed out that Fudge's policies fail to apprehend any Death Eaters in any way, and in fact are only giving Voldemort more support, as people who ordinarily would not fight for him now think that they have no choice, since the Ministry would arrest them regardless.
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