Included and Merged

Included

Included adjective - Enclosed in the same envelope or package.
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Merged and included are semantically related in participle topic. In some cases you can use "Merged" instead an adjective "Included".

Merged

Merged adjective - Formed or united into a whole.

Included and merged are semantically related in participle topic. Sometimes you can use "Included" instead an adjective "Merged".

Nearby Words: merge, merger, merging

Both words in one sentence

  • DVD Commentary Deponia: The Complete Jorney, the first three Deponia games merged into one, big package, comes with various bonus goodies, developer commentary in both German and English included.
  • The US defence industry has merged and de-merged a great deal since 1945 (Rockwell and McDonnell Douglas are now part of Boeing, Northrop and Grumman merged a while back, Lockheed and Martin-Marietta did as well, and several other examples) and so manufacturer names aren't included.
  • By the time the Vault Dweller meets him, he's a mass of mutated flesh stretched throughout the foundations of his base, merged into his computers, and has absorbed many other living things/people (minds and memories included).
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