Definition Synonyms
Definition of embeddedness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
systemsstate of being fixed within a larger system
- The embeddedness of social norms affects individual behavior.
2.
sociologyTECH. condition of being integrated into a social networkTECH.
- Her embeddedness in the community helped her gain trust.
3.
businessTECH. degree of integration within an economic marketTECH.
- The company's embeddedness in the local market boosted its sales.
Origin of embeddedness
Old English, embeddan (to bed in) + -ness (state of)
Examples of embeddedness in a sentence
Cultural embeddedness influences economic transactions significantly. His embeddedness in local networks proved beneficial. The study focused on the embeddedness of economic systems. Her embeddedness in the community helped her business thrive. The study examined the embeddedness of firms in global networks.
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- French:enracinement, ancrage, ...
- German:Eingebettetheit, Eingebundenheit, ...
- Italian:radicamento, integrazione, ...
- Spanish:incrustación, integración, ...
- Portuguese:integração, ...
- Chinese:嵌入性, 社会嵌入, ...
- Japanese:埋め込み, 社会的統合, ...
- Arabic:تَضْمِينِيَّة, تَضْمِين اِجْتِمَاعِي, ...
- Hebrew:הַטְמָעָה, הִשְׁתַּלְּבוּבוּת, ...
- Russian:встроенность, включённость, ...
- Ukrainian:інтегрованість, ...
- Hindi:स्थापना, एकीकृतता, ...
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