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Discover LudwigThe phrase "understandable circumstances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to situations that are reasonable or justifiable, making it clear that the circumstances can be comprehended or accepted. Example: "Given the understandable circumstances surrounding her absence, we decided to postpone the meeting."
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"Due to understandable circumstances, the Egyptian FA's decided to withdraw from the hosting of the Caf U-23 African championship," Caf confirmed in a statement.
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But a wrong that has a whole load of understandable mitigating circumstances leading up to it.
Understandable, in the circumstances.
His confusion was understandable, given the circumstances.
It is, in the circumstances, understandable.
Which would be understandable, in the circumstances.
But, again, I feel this is understandable, in the circumstances".
The draw was totally understandable in the circumstances".
Some swearing (understandable given the circumstances) and a very graphic scene of self-mutilation.
To Americans, it's understandable that such circumstances could push a man to desperate measures.
There was a reluctance, understandable in the circumstances, to take this team seriously.
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