pertain|pertained|pertaining|pertains in English

verb

[per·tain || pɜr'teɪn /pɜː-]

belong to, be connected to; relate, refe

Use "pertain|pertained|pertaining|pertains" in a sentence

1. In common usage, Andrology pertains to men just as gynecology pertains to women.

2. Those laws no longer pertain.

3. What does it pertain to?

4. This matter does not pertain to politics.

5. But why should they not so pertain?

6. What regulations and policies pertain to Airships?

7. They also discussed a fresh initiative that pertained to networking amongst the youth on both sides.

8. OOTB support pertains to order type Appeasements only

9. Calendaring typically pertains to the tracking of events

10. Other events, such as onheight and onopacity, pertain to views'visible attributes.

11. His remark did not pertain to the question.

12. The contract pertained to the repair, overhaul and modification of Allison T56 gas turbine engines for aircraft.

13. Biotic factors pertain to living organisms and their relationships

14. The imaginary elements pertain to a condition or state of a figure.

15. These nouns all pertain to what underlies and supports.

16. All these stress states pertain to the same load.

17. One line of evidence pertains to consistency of expression.

18. Appertain: To belong as a proper function or part; pertain

19. The invention also pertains to target materials to be ablated.

20. Synonyms for Appertained include applied, bore, beared, borne, pertained, referred, related, vested, connected to and touched upon

21. It does not pertain to you to instruct him.

22. I'm afraid that your remark does not pertain to the question.

23. Answer: Concupiscence is strong desire, especially as it pertains to sexuality

24. Affective development pertains to the social-emotional needs of gifted children

25. Performance activities pertain to tracking performance and fulfillment of assigned tasks.