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Third Person
appertains
Present Participle
appertaining
Past Tense
appertained
Past Participle
appertained
1
to belong to or be related to something
- The new policies will appertain to all employees, ensuring consistency across departments.
- The laws that appertain to environmental protection have evolved over the years to address new challenges.
- The duties that appertained to the role of the director were clearly defined in the job description.
- The rights that appertain to each citizen in a democracy include freedom of speech and the right to vote.
- The responsibilities that appertain to the position include overseeing the project and managing the team.
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