incorporative

Examples

• All

• Human actions in the environment are better seen as incorporative rather than inscriptive, in the sense that they are built or enfolded into the forms of the landscape and its living inhabitants by way of their own processes of growth" (2000, 87).

  Academic text (2004)

• The first two sections of this paper will demonstrate that, far from acting only as social and spatial dividers (both of which they were in a literal sense), choir screens fulfilled a wide variety of incorporative functions.

  Academic text (2000)

• "For Spacious Skies" is so valuable because beyond developing an aesthetic appreciation, it is a magnificent vehicle for incorporative learning.

  Academic text (1990)

• We are not only members of the new fellowship, a cooperative view, but we are also present in each member of the new community, an incorporative concept.

  Academic text (2011)

• We always have this sort of incorporative assimilative consciousness, self consciousness, reason, rational self consciousness.

  Gregory B. Sadler - That Philosophy Guy

• Foe, I argue, exposes the incorporative process by linking the colonial project to a historically contingent Christianity.

  Academic text (2017)

• Mourning in this discourse is not the identificatory act of melancholic adoration but rather an exorcism of the other, the lost object, beyond the incorporative realm of available material.

  Academic text (2018)

• Rudy's connection to the Holocaust and slavery clearly involves incorporative identification or crude empathy, as he is far less interested in entering into an ethical relationship with historical others than in appropriating their experience to bolster his own claim to victimhood.

  Academic text (2008)

• "The phrase describes a conception of time as "inclusive and incorporative: the Others, pagans, and infidels (rather than savages and primitives) were viewed as candidates for salvation" (26).

  Academic text (1996)

• The city's incorporative approach allowed it to grow by integrating neighboring communities into its resources and services.

Synonyms

A

annexational

vsincorporative

9.9

Relating to taking control of land and making it part of another country

describes wider expansion by absorbing nearby areas and integrating them

Antonyms

D

disintegrative

1 8.7

Causing things to break into smaller parts

How Incorporative

annexation

17 7.5

assimilative

1 7.9

incorporative

• Formal

1 8.8

nonintegrated

1 7.2

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology