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Definition of subsumed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
assimilationabsorbed or assimilated into something else
- Her ideas were subsumed into the overall project plan.
2.
inclusionincluded within something larger
- The smaller company was subsumed under the larger corporation.
Origin of subsumed
Latin, sub (under) + sumere (to take)
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Examples of subsumed in a sentence
His personal goals were subsumed under the team's objectives. The new policy was subsumed into the existing regulations. Individual rights were subsumed under the collective good.
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- French:intégré, absorbé, ...
- German:aufgenommen, eingeschlossen, ...
- Italian:assorbito, incluso, ...
- Spanish:absorbido, incluido, ...
- Portuguese:absorvido, incluído, ...
- Chinese:被纳入的, 被包含的, ...
- Japanese:吸収される, 含まれる, ...
- Arabic:مُدْمَج, مُدْرَج, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁנִּבְלַע, מוּכַּל, ...
- Russian:поглощённый, включённый, ...
- Ukrainian:поглинений, включений, ...
- Hindi:समाहित, अंतर्भुक्त, ...
Definition of subsume - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
inclusioninclude something within a larger group
- The new policy subsumes all previous guidelines.
- The framework subsumes several smaller projects.
- His theory subsumes various scientific principles.
Origin of subsume
Latin, sub (under) + sumere (take)
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- French:englober, ...
- German:subsumieren, ...
- Italian:includere, ...
- Spanish:incluir, ...
- Portuguese:incluir, ...
- Chinese:包含, ...
- Japanese:包含する, ...
- Arabic:ضَمَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לִכְלוֹל, ...
- Russian:включать, ...
- Ukrainian:включити, ...
- Hindi:समाहित करना, ...
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