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integral

Definition for integral

adjective as in necessary, basic

adjective as in complete

Strongest matches

elemental, indivisible

Strong matches

aggregate, entire, full, perfect, whole

Weak matches

choate, intact, part-and-parcel, unbroken, undivided

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Miller is also an integral player in the discussions, the people said.

It is flush with nickel and copper, which are integral to electric vehicles and other green technology, and palm oil.

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His policy of "reform and opening up" became integral to the next Five Year Plan, which began in 1981.

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Mr Baker said the series being at the castle is an "integral part of the history of north Wales during the pandemic", and some items will be retained to go on display.

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Chinese rules on exports of rare-earth minerals—which are integral to the global technology supply chain—have been the latest salvo in an escalating trade conflict between Beijing and Washington.

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