integrated
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4.2
- adjective
- /ˈɪntɪɡreɪtɪd/
:
integrado
- The community center offers programs that are open to everyone, promoting an integrated environment for people of all backgrounds.
So it's and not tremendously socially integrated people either.
- So it's and not tremendously socially integrated people either.
- I think he was very struck by the success of an integrated school and the example it set.
- And a lot of recent evidence is emerging that students who attend integrated schools have higher educational achievement.
Examples
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I think he was very struck by the success of an integrated school and the example it set.
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Integrated schools were, for a time, indeed the gateway to success, at least for the fortunate few.
Academic text (2002) -
She was president of the Alaska Bar Association in 1979-1980, the first woman president of an integrated/mandatory bar in the country.
Academic text (2003) -
In 2001, Doane Stuart representatives visited Northern Ireland, where they toured integrated Protestant/Catholic schools and met with the Northern Ireland Council on Integrated Education.
Academic text (2005) -
I went to a left-wing, multicultural, integrated, progressive, private, parent-teacher cooperative elementary school that owed much to one of Boas's students, Margaret Mead, and to the vision of interculturalism.
Academic text (1993) -
At the new playground, children from different neighborhoods play together in an integrated space that encourages inclusivity.
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The city aims to create integrated housing developments where families of various ethnicities can live side by side.
Synonyms
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6.4
Not separated by race or group
Open equally to people of different races or groups after separation ended
Not separated by race, religion, or other group differences
Antonyms
- Offensive
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5.8
Separated from other people because of race, religion or other differences
Compounds
- Specialized
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4.2
A small electronic chip with many connected parts that works like a complete electronic system
- Specialized
An automatic system that collects and handles data in one place
- Specialized
A system that organizes and shares supplies and support among groups for a joint operation
How Integrated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Integrated comes from the Latin root integer, which means 'whole'. A helpful image is bringing different people together to make one 'whole' community, so an integrated place is not separated by race or group.