integrate (verb)
31grammaticalize — verb To make grammatical; to integrate into a system of grammar …
32assimilate — verb 1》 take in and fully understand (information or ideas). ↘(of a society or culture) absorb and integrate (people, ideas, or culture). 2》 absorb and digest (food or nutrients). 3》 regard as or become similar. 4》 Phonetics make (a sound)… …
33reintegrate — verb 1》 restore (elements regarded as disparate) to unity. 2》 integrate back into society. Derivatives reintegration noun …
34absorb — verb 1) a spongelike material that absorbs water Syn: soak up, suck up, draw up/in, take up/in, blot up, mop up, sop up Ant: exude 2) she absorbed the information in silence Syn …
35coalesce — verb the puddles had coalesced into shallow streams Syn: merge, unite, join together, combine, fuse, mingle, blend; amalgamate, consolidate, integrate, homogenize, converge …
36combine — verb 1) he combines comedy with tragedy Syn: amalgamate, integrate, incorporate, merge, mix, fuse, blend; bind, join, marry, unify See note at join 2) teachers combined to tackle the prob …
37consolidate — verb 1) we consolidated our position in the market Syn: strengthen, secure, stabilize, reinforce, fortify; enhance, improve 2) consolidate the results into an action plan Syn: combine, unite, merge, integrate …
38embody — verb 1) he embodies the spirit of industrial capitalism Syn: personify, realize, manifest, symbolize, represent, express, concretize, incarnate, epitomize, stand for, typify, exemplify; formal reify, hypostatize 2) the changes embodied in the gun …
39fuse — verb 1) a band that fuses rap with rock Syn: combine, amalgamate, put together, join, unite, marry, blend, merge, meld, mingle, integrate, intermix, intermingle, synthesize; coalesce, compound, alloy; technical …
40harmonize — verb 1) colors that harmonize in a pleasing way Syn: coordinate, go together, match, blend, mix, balance; be compatible, be harmonious, suit each other Ant: clash 2) a plan to harmonize tax laws across the country …
