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incumbent - Dictionary definition and meaning for incumbent

INCUMBENT

  • (noun) the official who holds an office

    synonyms : officeholder

  • (adj.) currently holding an office

    "the incumbent governor"

    -added by Deepi21

  • (adj.) necessary (for someone) as a duty or responsibility; morally binding

    "it is incumbent on them to pay their own debts"

  • (adj.) lying or leaning on something else

    "an incumbent geological formation"

WordNet® 3.0, © 2006 by Princeton University.

Mnemonics for incumbent

  • (Tag: ) INCUM + BENT = OFFICIALS are BENT on(determined) to bring an INCUM home, as it is NECESSARY to survive

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  • (Tag: ) incumbent -> read the word from back side as: determination(bent) to come(cum) in(in) office at time.

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  • (Tag: ) cumbent rhymes with resident...think of a resident INside the office

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  • (Tag: ) Those people who are bent to bring incum(income) work in office

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  • (Tag: ) in incumbent.see incum our income comes from office.

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  • (Tag: ) incumbent rhymes with recumbent (lying down/resting). So, think of someone resting INside the office

    added by sap    editEdit Mnemonic

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