appurtenant
ap·pur·te·nant
adj \ə-ˈpərt-nənt, -ˈpər-tə-nənt\Definition of APPURTENANT
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: constituting a legal accompaniment
— appurtenant noun
Examples of APPURTENANT
- <a store selling tents, sleeping bags, and all manner of appurtenant equipment for a week of roughing it>
Origin of APPURTENANT
Middle English apertenant, from Anglo-French appurtenant, present participle of apurtenir to belong — more at appertain
First Known Use: 14th century
Related to APPURTENANT
Related Words: backup, makeshift, substitute; added, additional, another, further; complementary, contributory; adjuvant, assistant, assisting, helping, supportive, tributary; secondary, subordinate, subservient, subsidiary; dispensable, excess, nonessential, superfluous, surplus, unessential
Near Antonyms: basic, fundamental, primary, prime; all-important, essential, imperative, indispensable, integral, necessary, needed, needful, required, requisite, vital
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