Related is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RELATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RELATE, to give an account of
PREPOSITION:
• Allied by kindred; connected by blood or alliance, particularly by consanguinity; as, persons related in the first or second degree.
• Standing in relation or connection; as, the electric and magnetic forcec are closely related.
• Narrated; told.
• Same as Relative, 4.
ADJECTIVE:
• belonging to the same family, group, or type; connected
• associated with the specified item or process, especially causally
• linked by kinship or marriage
• being connected either logically or causally or by shared characteristics
• connected by kinship, common origin, or marriage

Words related to RELATED

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How to use RELATED in a sentence

• An anecdote related by a gentleman of the New York bar will serve to illustrate, in some degree, his desultory habits during that part of his time which was passed in New York.
• He is related not only to the silent stars and the singing-birds and the sunny landscape, but to every other human soul.
• The scene just related did not fail to disturb the spectators.
• Among other feats of strength attributed to him, I remember the following, which has an old, familiar taste, but was related to me as a fact.
• Each group has certain related atomic weights and properties which can be and have been predicted in advance of the discovery of missing elements in the group.
• The high esteem in which he was held throughout Italy is proved by three incidents which may shortly be related.
• They were generally related by the old men, warriors who had seen their best days.
• In conversation he related its contents, much the same as those to the late Governor.
• From Conway, through the mountainous country of Carnarvon, I passed the famous mountain of Penmaen-Mawr, so dreadfully related by passengers travelling to Ireland.
• One of these related the following case of recent occurrence.
• Thus, partly from similar, and partly from different motives, we felt alike in this, as we did perhaps in every other circumstance that related to our intercourse.
• Looking up he again saw the angel Moroni, who once more told him all that he had related the night before.
• He went crashing through the bushes as has already been related, and found himself on the edge of what was nothing more or less than a blind creek.
• Next is related an event in which we may again see a subjective experience given under the form of an objective reality.
• And yet the study and mastery of arithmetic as a connection of closely related principles is not generally appreciated.
• The fact that the poor and defective are generally the subjects of prosecution and conviction in these offences shows how closely economic conditions are related to all crimes.
• That, he related, was light and not nearly so severe as many parents give their children today.
• We each related our expectations and the motives that had inspired us.
• As for myself, as soon as I recovered my senses I went to Monsieur the Governor, to whom I related all that had passed, and asked, what I should do with my prisoner.
• These three subjects are so closely related that it is easier and better to teach them together.
• Kew, who often related some of her Vermont experiences, or Mr.
• Whatever he has related concerning it, was from the report of others.
• The dispute between the Courts of Great Britain and France, related to the limits of Canada and Nova Scotia.

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