- elemental
- essential
- indispensable
- intrinsic
- component
- constituent
- fundamental
- requisite
- elemental
- indivisible
- aggregate
- entire
- full
- perfect
- whole
- choate
- intact
- part-and-parcel
- unbroken
- undivided
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- imperfect
- incomplete
- part
- accessory
- extrinsic
- fractional
- partial
- secondary
- supplemental
- supplementary
- unnecessary
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WORDS RELATED TO INTEGRAL
- congenital
- constitutional
- deep-seated
- essential
- implicit
- in-built
- inborn
- inbred
- incorporated
- indwelling
- ingrained
- inherent
- innate
- inseparable
- integral
- part-and-parcel
- commutual
- complemental
- completing
- completory
- conclusive
- correlative
- correspondent
- corresponding
- crowning
- equivalent
- fellow
- integral
- integrative
- interconnected
- interdependent
- interrelated
- interrelating
- matched
- mated
- paired
- parallel
- reciprocal
- all
- entire
- exhaustive
- faultless
- full
- full dress
- gross
- imperforate
- intact
- integral
- integrated
- lock stock and barrel
- organic
- outright
- plenary
- replete
- the works
- thorough
- thoroughgoing
- unabbreviated
- unabridged
- unbroken
- uncondensed
- uncut
- undiminished
- undivided
- undocked
- unexpurgated
- unimpaired
- unitary
- unreduced
- whole
- whole enchilada
- whole nine yards
- whole-hog
- whole-length
- basic
- composing
- elemental
- fundamental
- inherent
- integral
- intrinsic
- part and parcel of
- part of
- basic
- combining
- composing
- constituting
- division
- elemental
- essential
- factor
- forming
- fraction
- fundamental
- ingredient
- integral
- portion
- basic
- constitutional
- fundamental
- important
- integral
- key
- main
- vital
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integraladjective
the result of a mathematical integration; F(x) is the integral of f(x) if dF/dx = f(x)
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built-in, constitutional, inbuilt, inherent, integraladjective
existing as an essential constituent or characteristic
«the Ptolemaic system with its built-in concept of periodicity»; «a constitutional inability to tell the truth»
Synonyms:
intact, organic, entire, constitutional, constitutive(a), inherent, constituent(a), underlying, inbuilt, built-in, implicit in(p)Antonyms:
extrinsic, fractional -
integral, entire, intactadjective
constituting the undiminished entirety; lacking nothing essential especially not damaged
«a local motion keepeth bodies integral»- Bacon; «was able to keep the collection entire during his lifetime»; «fought to keep the union intact»
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entire, constitutional, intact, full, inherent, total, inbuilt, built-in, inviolateAntonyms:
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integraladjective
of or denoted by an integer
Synonyms:
entire, built-in, inbuilt, inherent, constitutional, intactAntonyms:
fractional, extrinsic
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List of paraphrases for «integral»:
integrated, comprehensive, holistic, full, indivisible, inseparable, end-to-end, full-scope, essential, constituent, formed, inherent, intrinsic, integrative, indispensable
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Stephan Harbarth:
Anyone who lives in Germany needs to understand that anti-Semitism has no place in our society, and Israel’s right to exist is an integral part of our country’s doctrine.
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Brendan Koerner:
I’m not sure how much more we can ramp up security without seriously infringing on the freedoms that are so integral to our lives, an armed guard at every door throughout the world? That seems unworkable and, to be frank, precisely the sort of overreaction that the Islamic State wants to invite.
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Alek Skarlatos:
While I was fortunate enough to be in the right place at the right time in August aboard a train bound for Paris, I only wish that the same could be said for today, i praise the first responders who were on the ground today in Roseburg as they undoubtedly were integral in saving numerous lives and putting a stop to what could have been more tragic than it is.
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The CCC:
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions and adapting to climate change should be integral to any recovery package.
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Joe Biden:
The strategic ties between our militaries are integral in maintaining stability and facing shared threats in the Middle East, and we are striving to expand our cooperation and to create a variety of new opportunities in the air, at sea and on land, our relationship with the United States is a significant component in preserving regional stability in the face of the ongoing strategic race with the Iranian regime, which not only endangers the State of Israel, but is a regional and global threat which countries in the region must act against together.
Translations for integral
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- متكاملArabic
- integrál, nedílný, celočíselnýCzech
- ganzzahlig, integralGerman
- ολόκληρος, ακέραιος, αναπόσπαστοςGreek
- integraloEsperanto
- integralSpanish
- انتگرالPersian
- kokonaisluku, olennainen, integraaliFinnish
- intégrale, intégralFrench
- co-hymManx
- integrálHungarian
- integralIndonesian
- tegrun, heildunIcelandic
- integraleItalian
- ინტეგრალიGeorgian
- ដែលទាំងស្រុងKhmer
- ಅವಿಭಾಜ್ಯKannada
- 완전한Korean
- integralisLatin
- geheel, integraalDutch
- integralNorwegian
- całkaPolish
- integralPortuguese
- integrală, integralRomanian
- интеграл, неотъемлемый, неделимый, неотделимый, целочисленныйRussian
- integralSerbo-Croatian
- enhetlig, hel, integral, heltalSwedish
- ஒருங்கிணைந்தTamil
- integralTurkish
- 积分Chinese
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adj.
• built-in (adjective)
- builtin,
- most in-built,
- in dwelling,
- more in built,
- most inbuilt,
- in-bred,
- most in built,
- in-dwelling,
- in born,
- in-grained,
- part and parcel,
- built in,
- more in-built,
- more inbuilt,
- deep seated,
- most inbred,
- in grained,
- indwelling,
- part parcel,
- in-born,
- deepseated,
- in bred,
- more inbred.
• complementary (adjective)
- inter relating,
- most interrelating,
- most completing,
- more correspondent,
- most fellow,
- inter dependent,
- more interdependent,
- most interdependent,
- more commutual,
- more interconnected,
- more completory,
- more mated,
- most correspondent,
- most interconnected,
- more interrelated,
- inter related,
- inter-connected,
- most completory,
- most interrelated,
- inter-dependent,
- inter connected,
- more completing,
- more interrelating,
- most mated,
- most commutual,
- more fellow,
- interrelating.
• complete (adjective)
- the works,
- final,
- uncensored,
- uncondensed,
- thorough,
- collective,
- exhaustive,
- unabridged,
- part-and-parcel,
- integrated,
- replete,
- Whole-length,
- solid,
- comprehensive,
- whole nine yards,
- imperforate,
- unsevered,
- accomplished,
- whole-hog,
- universal,
- indivisible,
- all,
- unexpurgated,
- undivided,
- Choate,
- plenary,
- unified,
- hook line and sinker,
- done,
- intact,
- finished,
- uncut,
- entire,
- unitary,
- lock stock and barrel,
- conclusive,
- through,
- whole enchilada,
- undocked,
- unreduced,
- undiminished,
- unabbreviated.
• component (adjective)
- elemental,
- part and parcel of,
- part of.
• constituent (adjective)
- more factor,
- most ingredient,
- most constituting,
- most portion,
- more constituting,
- more division,
- most forming,
- more forming,
- more portion,
- most fraction,
- most factor,
- most division,
- more fraction,
- more ingredient.
• critical (adjective)
- risky,
- Exceptive,
- all-important,
- high-priority,
- pivotal.
• entire (adjective)
- uninjured.
• full (adjective)
- co-pious,
- un-limited,
- more clocklike,
- more particularized,
- un limited,
- de-tailed,
- co pious,
- most clocklike,
- allinclusive,
- all inclusive,
- most particularized,
- de tailed,
- ex tensive.
• fundamental (adjective)
- grass roots,
- un derived,
- more axiological,
- in dispensable,
- most bottom-line,
- most grass-roots,
- more underived,
- more foundational,
- more grassroots,
- most bottomline,
- grass-roots,
- more meat-and-potatoes,
- most substratal,
- most grassroots,
- most meat-and-potatoes,
- more meat and potatoes,
- more grass roots,
- substratal,
- in-dispensable,
- most foundational,
- more grass-roots,
- more bottom line,
- most grass roots,
- most sustaining,
- more bottom-line,
- grassroots,
- un-derived,
- fundamental,
- most meat and potatoes,
- more bottomline,
- more substratal,
- most axiological,
- sub-stratal,
- more substrative,
- under-lying,
- most bottom line,
- most fundamental,
- most underived,
- more sustaining,
- para-mount,
- most substrative,
- under lying,
- para mount,
- elementary,
- sub stratal,
- bottomline.
• inherent (adjective)
- genetic,
- deeprooted,
- in dividual,
- in grain,
- in built,
- more unalienable,
- in-dividual,
- resident,
- running in family,
- un alienable,
- running family,
- deep rooted,
- more resident,
- unalienable,
- running the family,
- most resident,
- un-alienable,
- most unalienable.
• inseparable (adjective)
- in severable,
- more inseverable,
- more intertwined,
- more conjoined,
- in dissoluble,
- in-severable,
- more attached,
- in-divisible,
- more entwined,
- in separable,
- in-separable,
- most conjoined,
- more molded,
- most intertwined,
- most entwined,
- in divisible,
- in-alienable,
- in-dissoluble,
- most attached,
- in alienable,
- most molded,
- inter twined,
- inter woven,
- most inseverable.
• intrinsic (adjective)
- deep down,
- ingrained,
- implicit,
- inwoven,
- central.
• numeric (adjective)
- notational,
- symbolic.
• numeric/numerical (adjective)
- more algorithmic,
- most logarithmic,
- most arithmetical,
- more exponential,
- most exponent,
- bi-nary,
- more numeral,
- most exponential,
- more differential,
- more logarithmic,
- more exponent,
- most algorithmic,
- most digital,
- most numerary,
- more numerary,
- more algebraic,
- more arithmetic,
- most differential,
- most logarithm,
- more arithmetical,
- bi nary,
- more digital,
- most algebraic,
- most numeral,
- most arithmetic,
- more logarithm,
- numeral.
• organic (adjective)
- more amoebic,
- most nuclear,
- more plasmic,
- most plasmic,
- bio logical,
- bio-logical,
- most biotic,
- more anatomical,
- more nuclear,
- most cellular,
- most anatomical,
- most amoebic,
- more biotic,
- more cellular.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- digital,
- axiological,
- nuclear,
- substrative,
- amoebic,
- full,
- organic,
- foundational,
- inherent,
- inbuilt,
- in-built,
- inter-related,
- namer,
- total,
- coal-and-ice,
- Clocklike,
- critical,
- Commutual,
- interdependent,
- life-or-death,
- meat-and-potatoes,
- name-of-the-game,
- running in the family,
- systemic,
- bottom-line,
- vital,
- blow by blow,
- pre-requisite,
- constituent,
- differential,
- in one piece,
- algebraic,
- as one,
- Plasmic,
- in the grain,
- logarithmic,
- algorithmic,
- interconnected,
- inter-woven,
- logarithm,
- inter-twined,
- complete,
- biotic,
- Inseverable,
- complementary,
- constitutive,
- numerical,
- Completory,
- inter-relating,
- cellular,
- life or death,
- inseparable,
- Numerary,
- nitty gritty,
- anatomical,
- underived.
• perfect (adjective)
- unalloyed,
- unmixed,
- out and out.
• total (adjective)
- allout,
- all out,
- fullblown,
- un conditional,
- full blown,
- every,
- un-conditional,
- un disputed,
- fullscale,
- un-disputed,
- full scale.
• unabbreviated (adjective)
- un-abbreviated,
- un abbreviated.
• uncensored (adjective)
- un-censored,
- un censored.
• uncut (adjective)
- un-cut,
- un cut.
• unexpurgated (adjective)
- un-expurgated,
- un expurgated.
• united (adjective)
- cohesive,
- congruent,
- atomic,
- coherent,
- holistic,
- coincident,
- irreducible,
- united,
- same,
- single,
- monolithic,
- uniform,
- simple,
- homogeneous,
- congruous,
- pure.
• vital (adjective)
- more life-or-death,
- re-quired,
- most nitty-gritty,
- more underlined,
- namest,
- more coal-and-ice,
- most life or death,
- nittygritty,
- more nitty gritty,
- most coal-and-ice,
- more nittygritty,
- most name-of-the-game,
- most underlined,
- under-lined,
- most life-or-death,
- more life or death,
- more name of the game,
- most nittygritty,
- re quired,
- more name-of-the-game,
- more coal and ice,
- more nitty-gritty,
- most name of the game,
- under lined,
- most nitty gritty,
- most coal and ice,
- coal and ice.
• whole (adjective)
- full length,
- fulllength,
- more fulllength,
- full-length,
- in piece,
- more full-length,
- more full length,
- most full-length,
- most full length,
- most fulllength.
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- corresponding,
- synonymous,
- intimate,
- involved,
- requisite,
- indispensable,
- connected,
- necessary,
- basic,
- allied,
- related,
- essential,
- interrelated.
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- core,
- rudimentary,
- raw,
- unbroken,
- aggregate.
• built-in (noun)
- built-in.
• cognition (noun)
- integral.
• constitutional (noun)
- constitutional.
• entity (noun)
- quiddity,
- integrals,
- subsistence,
- Quiddities.
• ingredient (noun)
- in-nards,
- in nards.
• integral (noun)
- intrinsical,
- intrinsic.
• mathematics (noun)
- divisor,
- arithmetic,
- multiplicand,
- modulus,
- cube root,
- power,
- multiple,
- calculus,
- multiplier,
- exponent,
- cube,
- square root,
- reciprocal,
- radix,
- algebra,
- index,
- numerator,
- quadratics,
- minuend,
- fraction,
- differential calculus,
- antilogarithm,
- subtrahend,
- formula,
- denominator,
- algorithm,
- coefficient,
- root,
- factor,
- dividend,
- trigonometry,
- increment,
- geometry,
- Multiplicator,
- quotient.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- coordination,
- co-ordination,
- figuring,
- whole shebang,
- Collectivity,
- frame of reference,
- calculation,
- whole ball of wax,
- fixed order,
- computation,
- unity,
- ideology,
- entity,
- component,
- sum,
- organisms,
- reckoning,
- coordinations,
- system,
- ingredient,
- logical order,
- whole.
• system (noun)
- co ordinations,
- co ordination,
- co-ordinations,
- fixed orders,
- logical orders,
- frame reference.
• unity (noun)
- Coadunation,
- Integrality,
- Soleness,
- undividedness,
- Indivisibility,
- indivisibilities,
- inter-connection,
- homogeneousness,
- inter-connections.
• whole (noun)
- hook line and sinkers,
- hook line sinkers,
- the work,
- collectivities,
- whole shebangs,
- lock stock barrels,
- lock stock and barrels,
- whole enchiladas,
- whole ball wax,
- whole nine yard.
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- totality.
• Other relevant words:
- business-critical.
How to use «Integral» in context?
Integral is a mathematical term used to describe a quantity that is a combination of more basic quantities. Integrals are used in physics, engineering, and other sciences to calculate rates of change, areas under curves, and other important quantities. Integrals can be difficult to understand and calculate, but they can offer a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts.
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Equivalence
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Adjective
inalienable, inseparable, integrated, intrinsic.
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Independent
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Adjective
all-embracing, all-encompassing, basic, central, complementary, component, constituent, constituted, constitutive, critical, crucial, determinant, element, essential, full-fledged, imperative, important, indispensable, indissoluble, indistinguishable, indivisible, inherent, instrumental, interrelated, key, mainstreamed, necessary, registrant, significant, undivided, Constituting, in-built, in-depth, indispensible, fully-fledged, indissociable, full-scope, 100-per-cent.
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Proper noun, singular
integrated, supplements, complements, harbours.
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Noun, plural
aspects, presentations.
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fundamental, inextricable, pivotal, substantial, vital.
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cognition
calculation, reckoning, computation, figuring.
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cognition
1 basic, component, constituent, elemental, essential, fundamental, indispensable, intrinsic, necessary, requisite
2 complete, entire, full, intact, undivided, whole
Antonyms
fractional, inessential, unimportant, unnecessary
English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus
integral
Something that is an integral part of something is an essential part of that thing. adj oft ADJ to n
(=basic, fundamental)
Rituals and festivals form an integral part of every human society…
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integral
adjective
Definition of integral
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as in intrinsic
being a part of the innermost nature of a person or thing
a car dealer respected for his integral honesty and straightforwardness with customers
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inherited
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normal
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deep—rooted
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typical
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habitual
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foreign
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surface
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as in essential
impossible to do without
she’s an integral member of the team of archaeologists at that dig
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essential
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necessary
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needed
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needful
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critical
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imperative
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crucial
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important
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must—have
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requisite
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all—important
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mandatory
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compulsory
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key
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basic
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prerequisite
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fundamental
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major
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meaningful
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central
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necessitous
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substantial
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significant
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momentous
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urgent
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persistent
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insistent
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pressing
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consequential
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nonelective
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material
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weighty
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unwanted
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dispensable
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as in entire
not lacking any part or member that properly belongs to it
a prep school that adheres to the belief that athletics are essential to an integral life
Synonyms & Similar Words
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entire
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whole
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complete
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perfect
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full
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comprehensive
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total
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intact
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grand
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plenary
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extensive
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compleat
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undiminished
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maximal
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uncut
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exhaustive
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unabridged
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full—scale
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full—on
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full—fledged
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all—out
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full—blown
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full—out
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full—bore
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full—blooded
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
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partial
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incomplete
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imperfect
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reduced
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cut
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diminished
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abbreviated
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abridged
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partial
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incomplete
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imperfect
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reduced
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cut
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diminished
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abbreviated
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abridged
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Thesaurus Entries Near integral
integers
integral
integrate
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