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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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Example Sentences

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It’s just numbers, which she said are integral to CalFresh functionality.

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Debt instruments based on the market value of the enslaved formed an integral part of the march of American capitalism.

He was first elected to the council in 2006, becoming an integral part of a powerful group of Latino politicians in the valley east of Palm Springs.

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The bank said the write-off was an integral part of the acquisition and that, in UBS’s view, it complied with both contractual terms and Swiss law.

Miller is also an integral player in the discussions, the people said.

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

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