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Inflections of 'relate' (v): (⇒ conjugate)

relates: v 3rd person singular

relating: v pres p

related: v past

related: v past p

relate
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Sense: Verb: tell

Synonyms:

tell , narrate, describe , recount, recite, retell, report , inform, outline , divulge, chronicle, break the news

Sense: Verb: have a connection

Synonyms:

have a connection, have to do with, connect , apply , pertain , appertain, tie in, involve , concern , correlate , affect , link , be connected, be linked

Sense: Verb: associate

Synonyms:

associate , identify, link , connect , correlate

Sense: Verb: bond

Synonyms:

bond , connect , click , get along (informal), identify, empathize, empathise (UK), sympathize, sympathise (UK), appreciate , understand , get (informal)

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