integral
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5.3
- adjective
- /ˈɪntɪɡrəl/
:
esencial
- And working with your hands used to be an integral part of the success story.
- an integral part
- an integral role
- an integral component
What was the most integral point of that?
- What was the most integral point of that?
- We're doing that as integral to the formation of concepts.
- And working with your hands used to be an integral part of the success story.
- So this is an integral part of that desire as well.
- It turns out Buck's laughs pretty integral to everything.
- Humans have become masters of our planet and integral to the destiny of life on Earth.
- So for me, it's just an integral part of my, you know, my existence.
- Phosphotitis serine is a phospholipid that is an integral part to your brain cell.
- Call AI has surpassed them, but they were an integral step to getting here.
- Why is why is cultivating a great culture so integral to the success of a business?
- Not only just design it for them, but they're really integral in the in the whole process.
- And filming at my house is integral in that.
- It's a serious and integral part of being human and going to church.
- Tips are an integral way of, of, of an integral.
Examples
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If so, practice in some form will be an integral part of their musical lives.
Academic text (2012) -
My research is integral to maintaining and sustaining life on Mars long term.
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I feel like it is integral to how we experience it.
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I feel challenges are such an integral part of growth in our life.
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Some scholars suggest that dance once was a form of communication as integral to our daily life as eating or sleeping.
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Inequality is an integral part of capitalism.
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Communication with outside organizations and care providers is an integral part of the practice nurse's role.
Academic text (2015) -
Tilapia are an integral part of our food supply.
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Understanding and adapting to these differences is integral to the success of urban school music teachers.
Academic text (2015) -
Effective communication is integral to building strong relationships.
Synonyms
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1.9
Needed for something to work or succeed
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
1
8.4
A part of mathematics that finds areas, volumes, and solves some equations by adding many small parts
- Specialized
A group of functions that all have the same derivative, written as F(x) + a constant
How Important
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Integral meaning 'necessary and important' also comes from Latin integer 'whole', because something integral helps make the whole complete, so if something is integral it is an essential part.