having do with

Main Entry:
appertain [ap-er-teyn]
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: belong, be connected
Synonyms: apply, be characteristic of, be part of, be pertinent, be proper, be relevant, bear, have to do with, pertain, refer, relate, touch upon, vest
Main Entry: concern
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: relate to, have reference to
Synonyms: answer to, appertain to, apply to, be about, be applicable to, be connected with, be dependent upon, be interdependent with, be pertinent to, be well taken, bear on, bear upon, belong to, deal with, depend upon, have a bearing on, have connections with, have implications for, have relation to, have significance for, have to do with, involve, pertain to, refer to, regard
Antonyms: unconcern
Main Entry: deal/deal with
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: handle, manage
Synonyms: act, approach, attend to, behave, behave toward, clear, concern, conduct oneself, consider, control, cope with, direct, discuss, get a handle on something, hack it, handle, have to do with, live with, make a go of it, make it, oversee, play, review, rid, see to, serve, take, take care of, treat, unburden, use
Antonyms: mismanage
Main Entry: participate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: take part in activity
Synonyms: aid, associate with, be a participant, be a party to, be into, chip in, come in, compete, concur, cooperate, engage, engage in, enter into, get in on, get in on the act, go into, have a hand in, have to do with, join in, latch on, lend a hand, partake, perform, play, share, sit in on, sit in, strive, take an interest in, tune in
Notes: you partake of something and you participate in something
Antonyms: observe, watch
Main Entry: refer
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: concern, apply
Synonyms: answer, appertain, be a matter of, be about, be directed to, be relevant, bear upon, belong, connect, correspond with, cover, deal with, encompass, have a bearing on, have reference, have relation, have to do with, hold, include, incorporate, involve, pertain, point, regard, relate, take in, touch
Notes: allude is 'mention indirectly, hint at' and refer is 'mention directly'
Main Entry: regard
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: have something to do with
Synonyms: apply to, be relevant to, bear upon, concern, have a bearing on, have to do with, interest, pertain to, refer to, relate to
Main Entry: relate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: correlate, pertain
Synonyms: affect, ally, appertain, apply, ascribe, assign, associate, be joined with, be relevant to, bear upon, bracket, combine, compare, concern, conjoin, connect, consociate, coordinate, correspond to, couple, credit, have reference to, have to do with, identify with, impute, interconnect, interdepend, interrelate, join, link, orient, orientate, pertain, refer, tie in with, touch, unite, yoke
Notes: both recount and relate mean 'to tell, to give an account of,' but recount adds the semantic component 'in detail'
Antonyms: dissociate
Main Entry: relevant
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: appropriate; to the purpose
Synonyms: accordant, ad rem, admissible, allowable, applicable, applicatory, apposite, appurtenant, apt, becoming, cognate, compatible, concerning, conformant, conforming, congruent, congruous, consistent, consonant, correlated, correspondent, fit, fitting, germane, harmonious, having direct bearing on, having to do with, important, material, on the button, on the nose, pat, pertaining to, pertinent, pointful, proper, referring, related, relative, significant, suitable, suited, to the point, weighty
Notes: germane and relevant indicate pertinence to a matter, but may not be essential; material means pertinent and necessary
relevant means 'worthy of raising in the context of discussion'; pertinent means 'applicable to the point at issue'
Antonyms: inappropriate, irrelevant, unsuitable
Main Entry: treat
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: act, behave towards
Synonyms: account, act with regard to, appraise, conduct, conduct oneself toward, consider, deal with*, employ, estimate, evaluate, handle, have business with, have recourse to, have to do with, hold, look upon, manage, negotiate, play, rate, react toward, regard, respect, serve, take, use, value, wield
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