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integrate(2)(dictionary)
integrate(dictionary)

integrate(2) (iou)



integrate verb. M17.
[Latin integrat- pa. ppl stem of integrare, formed as INTEGER: see -ATE3.]
verb trans. Make entire or complete; make up, compose, constitute (a whole). M17.
W. Chillingworth The particular doctrines which integrate Christianity.
b. Complete or perfect by the addition of the necessary parts. L17.
verb trans. Math. Obtain the integral of. E18.
b. gen. Indicate or register the mean value or total sum of (a physical quantity, as area, temperature, etc.). Freq. as integrating ppl adjective (of instruments). M19.
verb trans. Put or bring together (parts) to form a whole; combine into a whole. E19.
J. Updike Bech's books still waited to be integrated with the books already there.
verb trans. Bring (racially or culturally differentiated peoples) into equal membership of a society or system. Also, desegregate. Cf. SEGREGATE verb 1b. M20.
C. Hope Father Lynch..insisted on integrating the two dozen black servants..into the white congregation.
b. verb intrans. Become (racially or culturally) integrated. M20.
V. Glendinning Johnny integrated happily enough in the coarse goldrush life.
integrator noun (a) an instrument for performing integration, esp. for indicating or registering the total amount or mean value of some physical quantity; (b) system integrator: see SYSTEM: L19.