What does “comprehensive”mean in this context

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Specific

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Ignat Galkin answered May 25, 2020

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Although you gave no context, comprehensive usually works as an adjective to mean something was complete and conclusive.

(context) Those sources are comprehensive.

Janos Pasztor answered May 28, 2020

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