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incumbent on

It is incumbent on the teacher to help the student.

Definition

Adjective: Imposing a moral or legal obligation or duty; necessary as a responsibility. This phrase describes something that is required or obligatory for a specific person or group due to their position, a promise, or a moral principle.

Usage

The phrase "incumbent on/upon [someone]" is used to state that a particular person has a clear duty or responsibility to do something. It is a formal expression. * The structure is: It is incumbent on/upon [person/group] to [do something]. * It often refers to duties arising from one's office, role, or a specific situation.

Examples
  • It is incumbent on all citizens to obey the law.
  • As the team leader, it was incumbent upon her to resolve the conflict.
  • It is incumbent on the government to protect the rights of its people.
  • Having made the promise, he felt it was incumbent on him to see it through.
Advanced Usage
  • The phrase can be used with different forms of the verb "to be" (is, was, will be) and with modal verbs to indicate time or certainty.
    • It will be incumbent on the next administration to address this issue.
    • It may be incumbent on us to reconsider our strategy.
  • While "incumbent on" and "incumbent upon" are interchangeable, "upon" can sound slightly more formal.
Variants and Related Words
  • Incumbent (Adjective): Necessary as a duty or responsibility (often followed by "on/upon").
    • She felt it was incumbent to speak out.
  • Incumbent (Noun): The current holder of an office or post.
    • The incumbent mayor is running for re-election. (This is a different, though related, meaning.)
Synonyms
  • Obligatory: Required by a rule, law, or moral principle.
  • Mandatory: Required by law or rules; compulsory.
  • Binding: Creating a legal or moral obligation that must be obeyed.
  • Required: Officially demanded or necessary.
Related Phrases and Idioms
  • Duty-bound: Having a moral or legal obligation.
    • He was duty-bound to report the incident.
  • Behoove (Formal): It is right, necessary, or beneficial for someone to do something.
    • It behooves you to be prepared.
incumbent on

It is incumbent on the teacher to help the student.

Adjective
  1. morally binding or necessary
    • it is incumbent on me to attend

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