Pertained is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERTAINED in dictionary:

VERB:
• PERTAIN, to have reference or relation
• be appropriate, related, or applicable to
• belong to something as a part, appendage, or accessory
• be in effect or existence in a specified place or at a specified time

Words related to PERTAINED

pertain9 pertaining13 pertains10

How to use PERTAINED in a sentence

• And Rudolph Musgrave knew he had forgotten something of vast import, but what this knowledge had pertained to he no longer knew.
• All the tribes admired their points, and the tribe of Byah had become celebrated above all others, because of the mare and stallion which pertained to it.
• He probably did not dream of subjecting the princes of the earth except in matters which pertained to his supremacy as a spiritual ruler.
• So that the whole number of all that pertained unto the host of Dan, was an hundred thousand fifty seven thousand and six hundred.
• But unto the sons of Cahath he gave none, for the office that pertained to them was holy, and therefore they must bear upon shoulders.
• And they and all that pertained unto them, went down alive unto hell, and the earth closed upon them, and they perished from among the congregation.
• Iesus entered into one of the ships, which pertained to Simon, and prayed him, that he would carry him a little from the land.
• The new library, however, never acquired the fame and distinction that had pertained to the old.
• Wight, that the question was now virtually settled, insomuch that the court was not bound to solve riddles, but to find to whom pertained a certain right of inheritance.
• Finally it was decided to write a report of the matter to the governor, as the investigation of the matter pertained more to the department of the city police.
• Indeed they all came to a unanimous resolution of doing nothing that pertained to the business of the night until he should come.
• He never acknowledged insufficient information about anything whatever that pertained to the woods and waters.
• It can survive the flesh to which it has clung like a persistent shadow, seeming to have in itself something of the substance of that to which it pertained.
• It was, I hold, because nothing was to him smally personal, but always pertained to great masses, to worlds and to ages.
• The charge of this pertained to the master-of-camp, who took as his companion Captain Don Juan Ezquerra, son of General Juan Ezquerra, a prudent and well-inclined gentleman.
• When the matter came before that my Audiencia, it declared by acts of examination and review that the said protection pertained to the said my fiscal.
• This happiness was greatly enhanced and augmented by the thrifty appearance of everything that pertained to him.
• He ever took a keen interest in all that pertained to the stage, and when he was superintending the production of a play he was always particular about the musical arrangements.
• LEE took great interest in all that pertained to the public welfare, and especially in that which, in his judgment, was in the interest of his immediate constituents.
• The chief constable disliked that execution exceedingly, but he was ordered to carry it out under severe penalties, as it pertained to his duty.
• It is obvious that were they to do the former, they would be destitute of any other power than pertained to the whole community, they in part, and others equally.
• But no creature is more powerful than the soul of Christ, to which it pertained to preserve its own body.
• Hence we must say that Christ had, by merit, the glory of His body and whatever pertained to His outward excellence, as His Ascension, veneration, and the rest.
• Comparable considerations have pertained in relations between societies.
• In 1894 I had succeeded in bringing so much of the work as pertained to the reduction of the observations and the determination of the elements of the planets to a conclusion.
• During my term of office under the French Government, no part of my duties caused me more anxiety than that which pertained to the political secret societies.
• He was a profound student of all that pertained to human affairs.
• Eli had studied up the subject in his leisure hours for some years past, and was fully posted on all that pertained to its various branches.
• Accordingly, he took special care to divest himself of all that pertained to the transmission of intelligence over the wires.
• We destroyed all documents that could give information to the enemy, retaining only our note-books, and such papers as pertained to our profession.
• Lumley was a guardian of the forest as well as himself, and surely he could trust him with matters that pertained to the forest.
• For a long time of course all studies were dominated by that of theology, and the scholastic philosophy which pertained to it.
• When it ended, and the wild period of joy and relief had its run, then all that pertained to the war sickened and wearied and disgusted the majority of people.
• He was well known as an advocate of common school education, of temperance, and of every other interest, which, in his view, pertained to the welfare of man.
• He made a remark to the effect that his mission pertained more to business than golf.

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