comprisal
21whole — Synonyms and related words: a certain, absolute, account, across the board, admissibility, admission, admitting no exception, aggregate, all, all hands, all the world, all comprehensive, all embracing, all inclusive, all out, amount, amplitude,… …
22inclusion — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) Fact of being contained Nouns inclusion, admission, acceptance; comprehension, incorporation, subsumption; composition, contents. See part, generality. Verbs include, comprise, comprehend, embody,… …
23embodiment — I (Roget s IV) n. 1. [Incarnation] Syn. personification, manifestation, realization, concrete expression; see epitome 1 , expression 2 , representation . 2. [Incorporation] Syn. comprisal, composition, materialization; see inclusion . II (Roget s …
24composition — n 1. synthesis, consolidation, incorporation, integration; combination, union, conjunction, intermixture, commingling, mingling, mingle ment, interminglement, blending, Bot. homogeny; organization, correlation, systematization, grouping, assembly …
25comprehension — n 1. understanding, apprehension, intellect, intelligence; knowledge, Sl. savvy, Inf. fix, Brit. Sl. suss; wisdom, enlightenment; realization, insight, discernment, perspicacity, penetration; recognition, cognition, cognizance, apperception,… …
26embodiment — n 1. incarnation, corporealization, materialization, substantiation, personification, con cretization, reification, externalization, exteriorization; fusion, amalgamation, consolidation, coalescence; combination, unification; comprisal,… …
27format — n 1. form, shape, contour; frame, framework, structure; size, dimensions, measurements, thickness; appearance, look, aspect. 2. organization, arrangement, setup, order, grouping; composition, make up, contents, constitution, comprisal. 3. layout …
28formation — n 1. manufacture, making, fabrication, production, generation; construction, building, framing; creation, invention, origination, genesis, innovation; institution, founding, establishment. 2. materialization, development, emergence, appearance. 3 …
29comprise — /kəmˈpraɪz / (say kuhm pruyz) verb (t) (comprised, comprising) 1. to comprehend; include; contain: an analysis comprising all the data to hand. 2. to consist of; be composed of: *Mr Namaliu said the security forces, which comprise troops, police… …
30inclusion — [n] addition admittance, composition, comprisal, embodiment, embracement, encompassment, formation, incorporation, insertion, involvement, subsumption; concept 642 Ant. exclusion, subtraction …
