ˈapəzə̇t sometimes əˈpäz- or aˈpäz- adjective
Etymology: Latin appositus, from past participle of apponere to place near, apply to, from ad- + ponere to put — more at position
: highly pertinent or appropriate : relevant , apt
examples more or less apposite to one subject — Edward Clodd
apposite illustrations may be found in recent statutes — B.N.Cardozo
her use of anecdote is apposite — Carl Van Vechten
Synonyms: see relevant