fathomed
SayFA-thuhmdUS/ˈfæðəmd/UK/ˈfað(ə)md/
fathomed is a form of fathom
fathom, verb: To understand something difficult or puzzling, or get to the bottom of it, usually after careful thought or investigation; often used in the negative, and especially in British English often followed by out. Full entry
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- fathom → fathomed: add -ed
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