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Term: Incumbent

Description:

In the context of politics or business, the term "incumbent" refers to a person who currently holds a particular position, job, or office. The individual is already in power, responsibility, or authority and is seeking re-election or reappointment.

As a noun, "incumbent" can also be used more generally to describe any person or thing that currently occupies a certain position or is in a particular situation.

As an adjective, "incumbent" describes something that is required, obligatory, or essential, often referring to an action or responsibility that must be fulfilled.

Sample Sentences:

Noun:

• The incumbent president is running for re-election.
• The current incumbent of the CEO position has successfully grown the company.
• As the incumbents, they have a higher chance of winning.

Adjective:

• It is incumbent upon us to protect the environment for future generations.
• A strong work ethic is incumbent for success in any career.
• The incumbent task of the team was to complete the project within the given deadline.

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