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relate (to) Meaning
relate (to)
to understand and like or have sympathy for (someone or something), to connect (something) with (something else), to be connected with (someone or something)
relate (to) Sentence Examples
- The research team sought to relate the success of the intervention to the level of participant engagement.
- The symptoms of the disease relate to a deficiency in the immune system.
- As a family historian, I am always curious how people relate to one another.
- The novel's plot relates to a mystery that unfolds in a small town.
- The data collected relates to consumer preferences and habits.
- The researcher attempted to relate the findings of the study to existing theories.
- The history teacher explained how the events of the past relate to present-day society.
- The car accident was directly related to the driver's speeding and reckless behavior.
- The new employee found it difficult to relate to his colleagues initially.
- The artist's work relates to the complexities of human relationships and emotions.
FAQs About the word relate (to)
to understand and like or have sympathy for (someone or something), to connect (something) with (something else), to be connected with (someone or something)
apply (to), bear (on), pertain (to), refer (to), affect,appertain (to),involve, touch, implicate, concern
No antonyms found.
The research team sought to relate the success of the intervention to the level of participant engagement.
The symptoms of the disease relate to a deficiency in the immune system.
As a family historian, I am always curious how people relate to one another.
The novel's plot relates to a mystery that unfolds in a small town.
