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Return to the main question."incorporation" or "subsume" which one is correct? Subsume is-[verb] include or absorb something in something else and incorporate is[verb]include something as part of a whole. Logically both sentences have different meanings,however closer they may appear to be.If we we want use the both the words in the same sentencesimilar sentences,they where meanings are different. These will give distorted and misrepresented meanings.very careful reading of dictionary meanings and, grammar books and thesaurus will help us arrive at a rational thought.This was answer to the main question.These points need not be elaborated with examples.I know I have corrected myself as well.

Return to the main question."incorporation" or "subsume" which one is correct? Subsume is-[verb] include or absorb something in something else and incorporate is[verb]include something as part of a whole. Logically both sentences have different meanings,however closer they may appear to be.If we we want use the both the words in the same sentence,they will give distorted and misrepresented meanings.very careful reading of dictionary meanings and grammar books will help us arrive at a rational thought.This was answer to the main question.These points need not be elaborated with examples.I know I have corrected myself as well.

Return to the main question."incorporation" or "subsume" which one is correct? Subsume is-[verb] include or absorb something in something else and incorporate is[verb]include something as part of a whole. Logically both sentences have different meanings,however closer they may appear to be.If we we want use the both the words in similar sentences, where meanings are different. These will give distorted and misrepresented meanings.very careful reading of dictionary meanings , grammar books and thesaurus will help us arrive at a rational thought.This was answer to the main question.These points need not be elaborated with examples.I know I have corrected myself as well.

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Return to the main question."incorporation" or "subsume" which one is correct?Logically Subsume is-[verb] include or absorb something in something else and incorporate is[verb]include something as part of a whole. Logically both sentences have different meanings,however closer they may appear to be.If we we want use the both the words in the same sentence,they will give distorted and misrepresented meanings.very careful reading of dictionary meanings and grammar books will help us arrive at a rational thought.This was answer to the main question.These points need not be elaborated with examples.I know I have corrected myself as well.

Return to the main question."incorporation" or "subsume" which one is correct?Logically both sentences have different meanings,however closer they may appear to be.If we we want use the both the words in the same sentence,they will give distorted and misrepresented meanings.very careful reading of dictionary meanings and grammar books will help us arrive at a rational thought.This was answer to the main question.These points need not be elaborated with examples.I know I have corrected myself as well.

Return to the main question."incorporation" or "subsume" which one is correct? Subsume is-[verb] include or absorb something in something else and incorporate is[verb]include something as part of a whole. Logically both sentences have different meanings,however closer they may appear to be.If we we want use the both the words in the same sentence,they will give distorted and misrepresented meanings.very careful reading of dictionary meanings and grammar books will help us arrive at a rational thought.This was answer to the main question.These points need not be elaborated with examples.I know I have corrected myself as well.

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Return to the main question."incorporation" or "subsume" which one is correct?Logically both sentences have different meanings,however closer they may appear to be.If we we want use the both the words in the same sentence,they will give distorted and misrepresented meanings.very careful reading of dictionary meanings and grammar books will help us arrive at a rational thought.This was answer to the main question.These points need not be elaborated with examples.I know I have corrected myself as well.