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integral

Definition for integral

adjective as in necessary, basic

adjective as in complete

Strongest matches

elemental, indivisible

Strong matches

aggregate, entire, full, perfect, whole

Weak matches

choate, intact, part-and-parcel, unbroken, undivided

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In a documentary, “Unafraid,” Xenarios and Anderson describe their younger selves as “angry, idealistic, progressive,” and they assembled a staff of like-minded women who saw their work as an integral part of the women’s movement.

Amazon’s Prime membership, the largest paid subscription program in the world with at least 200 million users, has helped the company become an integral part of consumers’ shopping habits.

Moody had a distinguished rugby union career - playing an integral role at flanker and coming off the bench to help England win the 2003 World Cup in Australia.

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She was described by police as being integral part of the drugs ring.

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Mahmood will argue that "fair migration" and secure borders are integral parts of an "open, generous, tolerant" country.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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