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integral
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integral adjective basic, cardinal, central, constituent, elemental, essential, essential to commleteness, fundamental, indispensable, integrant, necessarius, necessary, needed, needful, prerequisite, primary, required, requisite, vital
Associated concepts: integral part of a case
See also: essential, indispensable, inherent, item, necessary, total, unit
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