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Collocations for "incumbent"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "incumbent" in context.

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incumbent

adj

the incumbent president was [defeated, reelected]
incumbent [officials, operators, senators]
incumbent on the [government, authorities] to act
is incumbent on all [Americans, citizens, members]
it is incumbent on all of us to

n

the incumbent will be [speaking, appearing]
the presidential incumbent (of the White House)
the [last, present, previous] incumbent
the incumbent's [record, performance] in office

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Forum discussions with the word(s) "incumbent" in the title:

and it would be incumbent on her toavoid any encouragement of his - English Only forum
deem it incumbent upon them - English Only forum
felt it incumbent / felt it is incumbent - English Only forum
In most markets, even <where> the incumbent's share edged up... - English Only forum
Incumbent - English Only forum
incumbent - English Only forum
<incumbent President> vs. <current President> - English Only forum
incumbent symptoms - English Only forum
incumbent upon his side - English Only forum
It is that Mr Brown is an incumbent - English Only forum
on which incumbent - English Only forum
telecom incumbent - English Only forum
The incumbent Conservative prime minister, David Cameron, ~ - English Only forum
The meaning of "10-year incumbent" - English Only forum
the title Mr for an incumbent leader - English Only forum
using the word 'incumbent' - English Only forum

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