Meaning & use
Integrally
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In a way that is essential to the completeness or wholeness of something; as a fundamental part.
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Trust is integrally connected to any successful partnership.
The engine is integrally built into the chassis rather than added separately.
A note on using this word
Derived from "integral," this adverb emphasizes that something is a built-in, necessary component rather than an optional addition.
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superficiallyperipherally
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