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Anonymous  +  206652 Thu, 16 Mar 06 07:16 AM
I'd like to know how to differentiate associate, relevant, related. Thanks a lot.
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benita  +  207719 Mon, 20 Mar 06 05:23 AM

relevant (adjective) - appropriate; to the purpose

associate (verb) - relate, link, tie in, to make a logical or casual connection

related (adjective) - Being connected; associated, connected by kinship, common origin, or marriage.
 
Do you have a common topic for all the three words?  It would be easier to explain the differentiation if you could mention the context.
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