directly relate

Frequency: 8.216.1 per million words

to be connected in a clear and obvious way without intermediaries

relateADVERB + relate

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directly

Examples (10)

  • The issues raised in the report relate directly to Age Concern's ongoing work in this area.
  • Her research findings directly relate to the development of new medical treatments.
  • The amount of effort you put in will directly relate to your final results.
  • These statistics directly relate to the increase in unemployment rates.
  • Can you explain how these two concepts directly relate to each other?
  • The budget cuts will directly relate to a reduction in public services.
  • The expert's testimony directly relates to the core arguments of the defense.
  • His lack of experience does not directly relate to his ability to learn quickly.
  • All decisions made by the committee must directly relate to the company's mission.
  • The environmental changes observed directly relate to climate change patterns.