adj
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integrated
IHN-tih-gray-tuhd
Integrated (adj) means Combined into a single, coordinated whole rather than kept as separate parts. Example: “The company offers an integrated marketing and sales platform.”
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Combined into a single, coordinated whole rather than kept as separate parts.
"The company offers an integrated marketing and sales platform."
"The hotel has an integrated booking system for rooms and meals."
"Our school uses an integrated approach, linking maths with science."
How to use integrated
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishMade to work as one connected system instead of separate pieces.
Common pairings
fully integrated
integrated system
integrated approach
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more integrated
- Superlative
- most integrated
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segregated
nonintegrated
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What does “integrated” mean?
The word “integrated” means combined into a single, coordinated whole rather than kept as separate parts. In plain terms, made to work as one connected system instead of separate pieces.
How do you pronounce “integrated”?
“Integrated” is pronounced IHN-tih-gray-tuhd (/ˈɪn.tɪ.ɡɹeɪtəd/ in IPA).
How do you use “integrated” in a sentence?
Here is “integrated” used in a sentence: “The company offers an integrated marketing and sales platform.”
What part of speech is “integrated”?
“Integrated” is an adjective.
Is “integrated” a common word?
“Integrated” is a fairly common word in modern English.
What is the difference between 'integrated' and 'combined'?
'Combined' simply means joined together, while 'integrated' means merged into a single, coordinated whole where the parts work together smoothly. Integrated systems are unified rather than just placed side by side.
What is the difference between 'integrated' and 'connected'?
'Connected' means linked so that parts can communicate, while 'integrated' means built together as one coordinated system. Connected parts remain separate units, whereas integrated parts function as a single whole.
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