integral
Very important and needed so that something is complete or works well.
Essential and necessary for something to be complete, successful, or to work properly.
Having all parts together so that something is whole and not divided.
Forming a whole by having all parts combined; complete and undivided.
Talking about or using integrals in calculus.
Relating to or involving integrals in calculus.
In calculus, the answer you get when you integrate a function.
In calculus, the function or numerical value obtained by integrating another function.
In mathematics, made only of whole numbers, with no fractions or decimals.
In mathematics, consisting of or related to integers, with no fractional part.
- Base: integral
- Base: integral
- Plural: integrals
an integral part of
1a necessary part of something
A part that is needed so that something is complete or works well.
- Teamwork is an integral part of our company culture.
- Freedom of the press is an integral part of a healthy democracy.
- Physical practice is an integral part of learning a musical instrument.
be integral in
1play an essential role in
To be very important in making something happen or in reaching a result.
- She was integral in organizing the charity event.
- Community leaders were integral in bringing peace to the region.
- Technology has been integral in improving medical care.
be integral to
1be essential for something
To be very important and needed so that something is complete or works well.
- Innovation is integral to the company’s long-term success.
- Listening is integral to good communication.
- These values are integral to our way of life.
form an integral part of
1constitute an essential part
To be one of the important parts that together make a whole thing.
- Local traditions form an integral part of the nation’s identity.
- Research and teaching form an integral part of the university’s mission.
- Public transport forms an integral part of the city’s infrastructure.