It means "taken hold of, seized; arrested."
"The suspect was apprehended."
Or figuratively, "taken hold of by the mind, understood."
"When I finally apprehended how easy it was to look up definitions on Google, it was far too late."
It can also mean "to dread."
"The poor lad was so apprehensive about using a search engine that he decided to let someone else do it for him, even if, in the end, he had to wait a lot longer for the answer."
Its σύλληψη (silipsi) apprehension.
apprehend=aprehender
to apprehend the danger was beyond his mental grasp
The posse rode out to apprehend the outlaw.
to apprehend the danger was beyond his mental grasp
Apprehend has 3 syllables: app re hend.
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It took several police officers to apprehend the fugitive and return him to jail. Do you think US officials will ever capture the leader of the terrorist group?