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(informal) be more fully understood by. (informal) be more fully understood by. Now, this will come closer home to you when I tell you that if there were two electrical lines leading out to two different objects, and you took those two lines and crossed them, you would get sparks. -Auditing and Assessment (3 Mar. 64)