incorporation

• Nom désignant l'action d'incorporer, c'est-à-dire d'inclure ou de réunir des éléments dans un ensemble unifié, ou le processus par lequel quelque chose devient partie d'un tout.

A noun referring to the act of combining or uniting multiple elements into a single entity, or the process of including something as part of a whole.

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1. Consolidation or UnionB2formal

   The act of combining two or more things into a single body or entity.

   Incorporation (fusion, union)

   • The incorporation of the two companies created a market leader.
   • The new policy involves the incorporation of several smaller departments.
   • The incorporation of different cultural traditions enriched the festival.

   Synonymesamalgamationcombinationconsolidationfusionintegrationmergerunion

   Antonymesdisintegrationdisuniondivisionseparation

2. Internalization of ValuesC1formal

   The process of learning and absorbing values, attitudes, or knowledge so that they become part of your own character.

   Intériorisation des valeurs

   • The incorporation of ethical principles is essential in early education.
   • Her incorporation of the company's core values was evident in her work.
   • The training program focuses on the incorporation of safety practices.

   Synonymesabsorptionassimilationembodimentintegrationinternalization

   Antonymesrejectionrepudiation

3. Inclusion or IntegrationB2formal

   The act of including something as a part of a larger whole.

   Incorporation (intégration)

   • The incorporation of new data improved the accuracy of the report.
   • The design allows for the easy incorporation of additional features.
   • The incorporation of feedback from users is a key part of the development process.

   Synonymesabsorptionassimilationcombinationconsolidationinclusionintegrationunification

   Antonymesdisintegrationexclusionisolationremovalseparation