integrate

Definition for integrate

verb as in mix, merge

Strongest matches

accommodate, assimilate, blend, combine, conform, consolidate, coordinate, desegregate, fuse, harmonize, incorporate, join, link, mesh, organize, unify, unite

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amalgamate, arrange, articulate, associate, attune, coalesce, compact, concatenate, concentrate, conjoin, embody, intermix, knit, orchestrate, proportion, reconcile, symphonize, synthesize, systematize, tune, wed

Weak matches

come together, get-together, interface, meld with, reconciliate, throw in together

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The company wants to build the infrastructure needed to integrate air travel into congested urban centers as an alternative to stop-and-go car trips.

From Los Angeles Times

The no-frills approach has made it difficult to integrate some of her older work, particularly the ornate psych-folk tunes from “Solar Power.”

From Los Angeles Times

"We will continue to closely monitor and review these to ensure they are effective and fully integrated, and use our learning to support and inform the next stage of the review."

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But ministers are keen for migrants to prove they have integrated in the UK if they want the settlement status.

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His 1950s live music revues, at the El Monte Legion Stadium, were the first integrated dance concerts in California.

From Los Angeles Times

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