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What is another word for Integrative? – 141 Integrative Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    holistic comprehensive unified cohesive combined amalgamated merged integrated incorporative unifying consolidative coordinative synchronized harmonized unified cohesive merged incorporative composite compound synthetic combinative merged fused blended mixed composite combined unified coordinated synchronized harmonious cohesive comprehensive all-inclusive multidisciplinary interdisciplinary unified holistic integrated incorporative

    Meaning of Integrative

    The primary meaning of "Integrative" is relating to or promoting the integration of different things, especially different disciplines or fields of study.

    Definitions

    • Relating to or promoting the integration of different things, especially different disciplines or fields of study
    • * Combining different things, such as methods or approaches, in a unified way
    • * Relating to the process of integrating something, such as a new idea or a new member, into a larger whole

    Etymology of Integrative

    The word "Integrative" comes from the Latin "integrare", which means to make whole or to renew
    The term has been used in English since the 17th century, initially in mathematical and philosophical contexts
    Over time, its usage has expanded to include various fields, such as psychology, education, and healthcare

    Example Uses

    • The university offers an integrative program that combines courses in psychology, sociology, and anthropology
    • * The company's integrative approach to marketing incorporates social media, advertising, and public relations
    • * The therapist uses an integrative method that combines elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy and mindfulness

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    separate isolated disconnected fragmented divided segregated detached independent individual solo unilateral exclusive limited narrow specialized particular specific distinct unique singular one-sided biased partial