This page shows Relate in 20 example sentences from English, with an explanation of the meaning and related words like associate or concern. Useful when writing or proofreading a text.
Relate in a sentence
Related words
Relate meaning
- To tell in a descriptive way.
- To bring into a relation, association, or connection (between one thing and another).
- To have a connection.
Example sentences (20)
He grew up not only with the ways of the west but of a culture and religion that many of us can't fully relate to.
I'm curious if there is one specific character you feel like you're the most like or that you relate to the most.
I want any reader to be able to pick this book up and see a bit of themselves or something they can relate to, in it.
Born in Germany, Lasch was assigned male at birth but realized at a young age they did not relate to that label.
All growth comparisons we make on the call today relate to the corresponding period of last year unless otherwise noted.
Plan seeks to address needs related to increased flooding, wildfires, melting permafrost and other climate-relate risks.
And if you relate to this song, I just want you to know that you’re not alone; that I see you, I hear you and I love you.
Are you seeing any impacts as they relate to volumes, pricing, bad debt collections, inflationary pressures?
I urge you strongly to have counselling to help build your self-worth and leave this man behind (try relate.
Our school board has tapped into a passion that parents across the nation can relate to and are supporting.
And lawyers who are listening to this will relate to the experience of being on the receiving end of a judge who is venting.
Additionally, there are many fascinating facts about the true story of and how they relate to the movie.
Mr Lufuma urged Kavalamanja residents to appreciate history because it defines who they are and how they relate to the future.
It’s something that many parents can relate to — having to put together food to bring to school events.
At the beginning of season four, fans saw Ranpo struggle to relate with Fukuzawa since he couldn't crack the case as fast as him.
Based upon what I had seen in the two hours up to that point, I can relate that several big questions are stuck in my craw still.
He reiterated his view that the sentencing guidelines as they relate to cocaine do not reflect society’s abhorrence for the drug.
I'm guessing a number of postal carriers can relate, or anyone who's become fed up for that matter.
In the comments, many viewers poked fun at the baby’s love for hip hop and shared how they could relate to the mother’s experience.
It’s a situation many of us can relate to, but so few of us actually film ourselves dancing around on public transport in response.
Common combinations with relate
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- relate to 162×
- can relate 38×
- to relate 21×
- could relate 11×
- they relate 10×
- charges relate 9×
- that relate 7×
- and relate 6×
- not relate 6×
- you relate 6×
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About these examples
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