Pertinent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERTINENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a minor property forming part of a heritable estate
ADJECTIVE:
• belonging or related to the subject or matter in hand
• relevant or applicable to a particular matter; apposite
• Belonging or related to the subject or matter in hand; fit or appropriate in any way; adapted to the end proposed; apposite; material; relevant; as, pertinent illustrations or arguments; pertinent evidence.
• Regarding; concerning; belonging; pertaining.
• having precise or logical relevance to the matter at hand
• being of striking appropriateness and pertinence
• relevant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• having a clear decisive relevance to the matter in hand

Words related to PERTINENT

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How to use PERTINENT in a sentence

• It was one such event that is pertinent to this part of our story.
• I have not added any thing to the incidents, or changed the import of her very pertinent remarks.
• To begin with, we may ask the pertinent question, how the corn sold cheap by the State was made into bread for the small consumer.
• Just about here that most pertinent question became more acute than ever.
• It is more pleasing, and as pertinent to the argument, to follow the old lords of the Nile into the sunshine once more, and to glance for a moment at their sports.
• He acknowledged the compliment in a few pertinent remarks.
• He had a few pertinent reasons for this conclusion.
• The query is now pertinent as to the return which has been made to these brave men.
• Upon receipt of pertinent information, the contributing agency is advised immediately.
• Objections which are based on the proof of the prevalence of self-fertilisation are not, therefore, pertinent.
• The points made in the chapter on Immigration are as pertinent now as when the book was issued in 1881.
• Ross had to fight a wayward and fascinated interest in all he could see, force himself to concentrate on learning what might be pertinent to his own mission.
• This occupies from twenty-five to thirty minutes, and then the meeting is thrown open to others, and six or eight prayers, short and pertinent, fill the time till the hour is up.
• He felt you should write them direct, giving them full particulars as to what you wish in the letters, to whom to be addressed, and any other pertinent data required.
• I might have followed this train of thought farther, and to very pertinent conclusions.
• If, as we are sometimes told, these things are easily done, the pertinent question always remains, why are they not done.
• It is also noticed, as pertinent to the point, that the standard of health is probably much higher among the people just named than among our New-England laborers.
• He awaited his chance to see the other alone, so that he might ask a few pertinent questions concerning Stackpole.
• Assuming that they are true, are they pertinent to the proposition? Certain species of these army ants which inhabit tropical America, Mr.
• Vaguely, dimly, in little memory snatches, events, not pertinent then, vitally significant now, came crowding upon him.
• It is, as far as it goes, a pertinent and appropriate argument, and I shall always be ready to give it the full weight belonging to it.
• Julius, Thad and Owen had dozens of pertinent questions ready to fire at Horatio, who was kept busy making illuminating replies.
• Chase thought or felt concerning him was not pertinent to the question whether or no Chase would make a good chief justice.
• Pertinent to this singular use of the word, is the following curious statement.
• From this chapter we extract some of the most pertinent sentences.
• The same question is equally pertinent to all seventh-day keepers.
• It would be equally pertinent, perhaps, to exhibit brilliant specimens of female genius and culture in the more graceful walks of literature, science, or art.
• I will add that my conversation before the Cabinet embraced other matter not pertinent here, and is therefore left out.
• He is not to have even the chance of the lull which enabled Ledebour to say a pertinent thing or two.
• The conditions of existence, after they are known and accepted, become conditions for the only pertinent beauty.
• If so, this room is a pertinent illustration of it.
• For proof that these addresses have been full of pertinent facts, sound sense, and able arguments, we must necessarily point to results, and demand to be tried by our fruits.

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