Assimilate and Include

Assimilate

Assimilate verb - To describe as similar.

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Include and assimilate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Include" instead a verb "Assimilate".

Include verb - To have as part of a whole.

Usage example: the college application included some thought-provoking essay questions

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Assimilate and include are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Assimilate" instead a verb "Include".

Nearby Word: included

people	assimilate people	include people
children	assimilate children	include children
form	assimilate form	include form
parts	assimilate parts	include parts
Other words: fact, information, humans, creatures, members.

Seth modified his own body to include a S.I.N invention known as the Tanden Engine; the device is used to help Seth assimilate the abilities of anyone he fights.

Source: Characters / Street Fighter IV
An undisclosed number of his other powers, which include technopathy, Super Strength, and Super Empowering other mutants, are the result of his ability to "assimilate" powers from his hosts and retain them in all future host bodies.

Source: Comic Book / Apocalypse
Reasons behind this include: belief that it will promote scientific interest, belief that it will make future generations stronger, belief that it will assimilate a group, belief that it will assert dominance (and "breed out") a race, or practical means for turning a Slave Race into a Servant Race.

Source: Breeding Slave

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