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| verb | 1. Understand (something) intuitively or by empathy.
2. Empathize or communicate sympathetically; establish a rapport. |
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 | | "I'm learning a new programming language, but I already grok how we're going to use it in the next project." | | "We grew up with different backgrounds, but my best friend and I grok each other." | | "I have a difficult co-worker, so I want to grok and get to know him better." |
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 | | American English, 1960s |
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 | | "Grok" was first used in Robert Heinlein's 1961 sci-fi novel, "Stranger in a Strange Land," and while it was coined as a fictional Martian word, the meaning of describing a deep sense of knowing and understanding has many real-world applications. ... |  |
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