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incorporate

verbHigh-frequency wordMore I words

to include or absorb something as part of a larger whole

Word origin: From Latin incorporare, to form into a body, from corpus, body.

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Incorporate in a sentence

Here are example sentences showing incorporate in a sentence.

The architect agreed to incorporate the client's suggestions into the revised building plan.

The revised guidelines incorporate feedback gathered from clinicians during the pilot phase.

Synonyms
integrateincludeabsorbassimilate
Antonyms
excludeseparateremovedetach

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The new intern was so blank that she completed in two days a backlog her predecessor had let pile up for weeks.

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Usage & nuance

Using “incorporate” well

Incorporate means to absorb something into a larger whole so it becomes part of it, which sets it against exclude and detach.

Common questions

Questions about “incorporate”

Incorporate (verb) means to include or absorb something as part of a larger whole
Here is incorporate used in an example sentence: "The architect agreed to incorporate the client's suggestions into the revised building plan." Another example: "The revised guidelines incorporate feedback gathered from clinicians during the pilot phase."
Common synonyms for incorporate include integrate, include, absorb, assimilate.
Antonyms of incorporate include exclude, separate, remove, detach.
Incorporate clusters with integrate, include, absorb, and assimilate. Its antonyms exclude, separate, and detach mark the contrast.
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