Synonyms for incorporates
in·cor·po·rates

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1. sublate

   usual in philosophical terms it means, a process by which a more dominate 'thing' (being or idea) overcomes, alters, destroys and replaces another, normally its conflicting opposite.

   through practise one idea replaces another; an idea which has proved no longer to described or work within the reality of a changed situation is replaced by one that does and reflects a new and changed reality. the old idea has been negated and a new practise/ way of thinking precipitated.

   Submitted by anonymous on March 3, 2020  

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1. List of paraphrases for "incorporates":

   integrates, includes, contains, embeds, embodies, incorporate, encompasses, adds, mainstreams, comprises, domesticates, involves

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1. Catherine Falconer:

   It is important to stress that physical activity incorporates all different forms of movement and that people do not have to participate in structured exercise to be sufficiently active, whatever you can do to increase the amount of physical activity you do and reduce the length of time sitting will have an impact on your diabetes and general health.

2. Patricia Wenzel:

   A successful retirement is all about having a spending plan and making sure that spending plan incorporates inflation and healthcare costs.

3. Rebekah Koffler:

   Both sides right now are waging information warfare on each other, it's very long and incorporates all kinds of things. If he's really an FSB officer in the middle of this conflict right now, who has the time to write such a long post that would incorporate all these various things?

4. Texas Solicitor General Stone:

   This statute on its own terms specifically incorporates as a matter of state law the undue-burden defense as articulated by this court in Casey and subsequent cases.

5. Richard Lawhern:

   My instinct is to acknowledge incremental progress, and then get busy forcing the immediate recall and repudiation of the entire [CDC] guidelines document and all state legislation or regulation that incorporates it, we likely wont be able to avoid a rewrite effort for somekind of guideline, because doctors wont reenter pain management practice without a shield from sanctions.