The state of being integrated
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I am looking for a noun of the adjective "integrated", as in, "combining or coordinating separate elements so as to provide a harmonious, interrelated whole."
Integration describes the process that produces this state, rather than the actual state (I think).
Integratedness works but it is a bit clunky and not that widely used.
Example:
The individual parts of the mechanical clock interact with each other and work together to keep track of time. The mechanical clock is an integrated whole. The mechanical clock has high [word I'm looking for].
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I am looking for a noun of the adjective "integrated", as in, "combining or coordinating separate elements so as to provide a harmonious, interrelated whole."
Integration describes the process that produces this state, rather than the actual state (I think).
Integratedness works but it is a bit clunky and not that widely used.
Example:
The individual parts of the mechanical clock interact with each other and work together to keep track of time. The mechanical clock is an integrated whole. The mechanical clock has high [word I'm looking for].
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integration
– Lawrence
14 hours ago
Thanks, I updated the question.
– Akim
14 hours ago
I think you've got the answer in the question. The end state of the integration of parts is a "whole".
– KillingTime
14 hours ago
Hmm, may be wholeness?
– Akim
9 hours ago
There are a number of ways of expressing what you want but they all need context. For Single Word Requests you are supposed to supply a sentence into which to insert the word for this very reason. 'Whole', 'construct', 'creation' and many more will fit, but you need to supply context.
– Nigel J
3 hours ago
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I am looking for a noun of the adjective "integrated", as in, "combining or coordinating separate elements so as to provide a harmonious, interrelated whole."
Integration describes the process that produces this state, rather than the actual state (I think).
Integratedness works but it is a bit clunky and not that widely used.
Example:
The individual parts of the mechanical clock interact with each other and work together to keep track of time. The mechanical clock is an integrated whole. The mechanical clock has high [word I'm looking for].
single-word-requests word-choice synonyms
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I am looking for a noun of the adjective "integrated", as in, "combining or coordinating separate elements so as to provide a harmonious, interrelated whole."
Integration describes the process that produces this state, rather than the actual state (I think).
Integratedness works but it is a bit clunky and not that widely used.
Example:
The individual parts of the mechanical clock interact with each other and work together to keep track of time. The mechanical clock is an integrated whole. The mechanical clock has high [word I'm looking for].
single-word-requests word-choice synonyms
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integration
– Lawrence
14 hours ago
Thanks, I updated the question.
– Akim
14 hours ago
I think you've got the answer in the question. The end state of the integration of parts is a "whole".
– KillingTime
14 hours ago
Hmm, may be wholeness?
– Akim
9 hours ago
There are a number of ways of expressing what you want but they all need context. For Single Word Requests you are supposed to supply a sentence into which to insert the word for this very reason. 'Whole', 'construct', 'creation' and many more will fit, but you need to supply context.
– Nigel J
3 hours ago
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2
integration
– Lawrence
14 hours ago
Thanks, I updated the question.
– Akim
14 hours ago
I think you've got the answer in the question. The end state of the integration of parts is a "whole".
– KillingTime
14 hours ago
Hmm, may be wholeness?
– Akim
9 hours ago
There are a number of ways of expressing what you want but they all need context. For Single Word Requests you are supposed to supply a sentence into which to insert the word for this very reason. 'Whole', 'construct', 'creation' and many more will fit, but you need to supply context.
– Nigel J
3 hours ago
2
2
integration
– Lawrence
14 hours ago
integration
– Lawrence
14 hours ago
Thanks, I updated the question.
– Akim
14 hours ago
Thanks, I updated the question.
– Akim
14 hours ago
I think you've got the answer in the question. The end state of the integration of parts is a "whole".
– KillingTime
14 hours ago
I think you've got the answer in the question. The end state of the integration of parts is a "whole".
– KillingTime
14 hours ago
Hmm, may be wholeness?
– Akim
9 hours ago
Hmm, may be wholeness?
– Akim
9 hours ago
There are a number of ways of expressing what you want but they all need context. For Single Word Requests you are supposed to supply a sentence into which to insert the word for this very reason. 'Whole', 'construct', 'creation' and many more will fit, but you need to supply context.
– Nigel J
3 hours ago
There are a number of ways of expressing what you want but they all need context. For Single Word Requests you are supposed to supply a sentence into which to insert the word for this very reason. 'Whole', 'construct', 'creation' and many more will fit, but you need to supply context.
– Nigel J
3 hours ago
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Consider organized. Here is the (paywalled) Oxford English Dictionary entry:
Formed into a structured whole; systematically ordered and arranged; having a formal organizational structure to arrange, coordinate, and carry out activities; spec. having formed into a union, political party, or similar body. Cf. organized labour n. at Special uses.
The parts or organs are integrated into the whole, so the resulting whole is organized.
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Consider organized. Here is the (paywalled) Oxford English Dictionary entry:
Formed into a structured whole; systematically ordered and arranged; having a formal organizational structure to arrange, coordinate, and carry out activities; spec. having formed into a union, political party, or similar body. Cf. organized labour n. at Special uses.
The parts or organs are integrated into the whole, so the resulting whole is organized.
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Consider organized. Here is the (paywalled) Oxford English Dictionary entry:
Formed into a structured whole; systematically ordered and arranged; having a formal organizational structure to arrange, coordinate, and carry out activities; spec. having formed into a union, political party, or similar body. Cf. organized labour n. at Special uses.
The parts or organs are integrated into the whole, so the resulting whole is organized.
answered 14 hours ago
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Consider organized. Here is the (paywalled) Oxford English Dictionary entry:
Formed into a structured whole; systematically ordered and arranged; having a formal organizational structure to arrange, coordinate, and carry out activities; spec. having formed into a union, political party, or similar body. Cf. organized labour n. at Special uses.
The parts or organs are integrated into the whole, so the resulting whole is organized.
answered 14 hours ago
TaliesinMerlinTaliesinMerlin
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Consider organized. Here is the (paywalled) Oxford English Dictionary entry:
Formed into a structured whole; systematically ordered and arranged; having a formal organizational structure to arrange, coordinate, and carry out activities; spec. having formed into a union, political party, or similar body. Cf. organized labour n. at Special uses.
The parts or organs are integrated into the whole, so the resulting whole is organized.
answered 14 hours ago
TaliesinMerlinTaliesinMerlin
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answered 14 hours ago
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answered 14 hours ago
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answered 14 hours ago
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integration
– Lawrence
14 hours ago
Thanks, I updated the question.
– Akim
14 hours ago
I think you've got the answer in the question. The end state of the integration of parts is a "whole".
– KillingTime
14 hours ago
Hmm, may be wholeness?
– Akim
9 hours ago
There are a number of ways of expressing what you want but they all need context. For Single Word Requests you are supposed to supply a sentence into which to insert the word for this very reason. 'Whole', 'construct', 'creation' and many more will fit, but you need to supply context.
– Nigel J
3 hours ago