| firm grasp | 2.11 | But she lacks a firm grasp of her themes. | ||
| better grasp | 1.51 | Bennett has a better grasp of the offense than Paus. | ||
| good grasp | 1.45 | They have a good grasp of foreign languages. | ||
| poor grasp | 0.46 | She has a poor grasp of size, time and numbers. | ||
| tenuous grasp | 0.46 | He has a tenuous grasp on reality. | ||
| firmer grasp | 0.39 | He also has a firmer grasp on his own party than ever before. | ||
| full grasp | 0.33 | But only his prints, not his full grasp. | ||
| strong grasp | 0.33 | Throughout his career, Mr. Bates was known for his strong grasp of international affairs. | ||
| sure grasp | 0.33 | Yet La Selva is a gifted conductor with a sure grasp of Verdian style. | ||
| weak grasp | 0.33 | The author shows a weak grasp of military strategy. | ||
| clear grasp | 0.26 | The only thing that seems clear so far is that Brenda has a firm and clear grasp on truth and lies. | ||
| excellent grasp | 0.26 | He has an excellent grasp of our offensive system. |