integral
/ˈɪntɪɡrəl/
adjective
- Necessary to make something complete; essential or fundamental.
- Teamwork is an integral part of the project's success.
- Good communication is integral to a healthy relationship.
- She played an integral role in organizing the event.
- Included as part of a whole, rather than separate.
- The camera is integral to the phone, not an add-on.
- The security features are integral to the building's design.
- These values are integral to the company's culture.
- In mathematics, relating to or denoting an integer (whole number).
- The function returns an integral result.
- The solution involves integral values only.
- We are looking for integral solutions to the equation.
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noun
- In mathematics, a quantity representing the area under a curve or the accumulation of a quantity, often used in calculus.
- The definite integral gives the total distance traveled.
- He solved the integral using substitution.
- We learned how to compute the integral of a simple function.
- A whole or complete unit; something that is essential to completeness.
- Each part is an integral of the larger system.
- Trust is an integral of any strong partnership.
- The new policy is an integral of the reform plan.
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