cottoning (to or on to) (Meaning)

cottoning (to or on to)

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Jacob was quick at cottoning on to the new software's intuitive interface.
She wasn't cottoning on to the nuances of the social event, feeling like an outsider.
The investigative team swiftly cottoned onto the suspect's alibi, revealing its inconsistencies.
It took some time for the students to cotton on to the complexities of the mathematical theorem.
Jack was cottoning onto their secret plan, piecing together clues from their conversations.
With every encounter, she was cottoning on to his true nature, realizing he was manipulative.
The therapist cottoned on to the underlying reasons for her patient's anxiety.
Emily cottoned onto the hidden message in the ancient text, unlocking its deeper meaning.
The board members swiftly cottoned on to the CEO's cunning strategy, recognizing its long-term implications.
After a few weeks in the village, she had cottoned on to the local customs and traditions.

seeing, tumbling (to), catching on (to), comprehending, understanding,knowing, deciphering, grasping, making out, recognizing

missing,misunderstanding, mistaking, misinterpreting, misconstruing, misreading, misperceiving, misapprehending,misconceiving

Jacob was quick at cottoning on to the new software's intuitive interface.

She wasn't cottoning on to the nuances of the social event, feeling like an outsider.

The investigative team swiftly cottoned onto the suspect's alibi, revealing its inconsistencies.

It took some time for the students to cotton on to the complexities of the mathematical theorem.