integrated
integrated Lexical Profile
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• adjective
Having various parts, elements, or aspects linked or coordinated to form a unified, harmonious whole.
"The university adopted an integrated curriculum that combines theoretical coursework with practical internships."
Built into a larger system, device, or structure rather than being provided as a separate component.
"The new laptop features an integrated webcam and microphone for seamless video conferencing."
Of an institution, community, or group: desegregated and open to people of all racial, ethnic, religious, or social backgrounds on an equal basis.
"The family moved into a welcoming, diverse, and fully integrated neighborhood."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Derived from the past participle of the verb 'integrate', which comes from the Latin 'integratus', meaning 'made whole' or 'renewed', from 'integer' ('whole, untouched').