Digested

To have processed food in the stomach and intestines, breaking it down into simpler compounds that the body can absorb for nutrients and energy. Figuratively, 'digested' can also refer to the mental assimilation and understanding of information, ideas, or experiences. It implies a thorough and thoughtful consideration leading to integration into one's knowledge base or perspective. It requires time and contemplation for full comprehension.

Digested meaning with examples

• After a large Thanksgiving meal, I felt incredibly sluggish as my body worked hard to get the food Digested, turning that feast into fuel for my body.
• She slowly Digested the complex arguments presented in the research paper, rereading sections to ensure a comprehensive grasp of the author's hypothesis and supporting evidence.
• The audience needed some time after the play, they couldn't immediately talk about the story because the emotional intensity was very heavy and needed to be digested.
• The company Digested the acquisition, carefully integrating the new team and resources into its existing infrastructure, and culture to prevent inefficiencies and conflicts.