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Meaning of comprises of
The phrase "comprises of" is often considered incorrect, with "comprises" being the correct term to use, meaning to contain or include something.
Etymology of comprises of
The word "comprise" originates from the Old French word "comprendre", which is derived from the Latin words "com" (meaning "together") and "prehendere" (meaning "to take" or "to seize").
Historically, the word "comprise" has been used since the 15th century to mean "to include or contain something".
Synonyms
includes
contains
encompasses
consists of
embodies
incorporates
integrates
amalgamates
fuses
merges
unites
combines
consolidates
comprises
makes up
forms
constitutes
builds
constructs
assembles
aggregates
collects
gathers
accumulates
totals
sums
adds up
amounts to
equals
represents
covers
spans
extends
reaches
comprises of
is made up of
is composed of
consists
is formed of
Definitions
- The word "comprise" means to contain or include something, according to Oxford Languages.
- * It can also mean to constitute or make up something.
Usage Examples
- The city comprises many different neighborhoods, each with its own unique character.
- * The company comprises several smaller businesses that operate under its umbrella.
- * Note: Oxford Languages advises against using the phrase "comprises of", instead recommending the use of "comprises" or "is comprised of".