subsumed

UK
/səbˈsjuːmd/
US
/səbˈsumd/

Translations

subsumeverb

subsumed

Past Simple

subsumed
Past Simple
subsumed
Past Participle
subsuming
Gerund
UK
/səbˈsjuːm/
US
/səbˈsum/
The new policy will subsume all previous guidelines.
Новая политика будет подводить все предыдущие руководства.
The theory attempts to subsume various phenomena under a single framework.
Теория пытается включать различные явления в единую структуру.
subsumepast participle

subsumed

Used attributively or predicatively to describe something that has been included or absorbed into a larger category.

Definitions

subsumeverb
To include or absorb something into something else.
The new policy will subsume the previous guidelines under a broader framework.
To classify or place (something) within a broader or more general category, principle, or rule.
Traditional folk beliefs are often subsumed under the study of cultural anthropology.
subsumepast participle
Included or absorbed within something larger; incorporated.
The subsumed clauses were no longer treated as separate obligations.