—adj. In active revolt. —n. Rebel. insurgence n. [latin surgo surrect- rise]

v. (-ting) 1 a combine (parts) into a whole. B complete by the addition of parts.

- bring or come into equal membership of society, a school, etc.

- desegregate, esp. Racially (a school etc.).

- math. Find the integral of. integration n.

n. - moral excellence; honesty.

- wholeness; soundness. [latin: related to *integer]

n. - a faculty of reasoning, knowing, and thinking. B understanding.

- clever or knowledgeable person. [latin: related to *intelligent]

v. (-ies, -ied) make or become intense or more intense. intensification n.

n. (pl. -ies) 1 intenseness.

- amount of some quality, e.g. Force, brightness, etc.

adj. - thorough, vigorous; directed to a single point, area, or subject (intensive study; intensive bombardment).

- of or relating to intensity.

- serving to increase production in relation to costs (intensive farming).

- (usu. In comb.) Econ. Making much use of (labour-intensive).

- (of an adjective, adverb, etc.) Expressing intensity, e.g. Really in my feet are really cold. intensively adv. Intensiveness n.

- care n. - constant monitoring etc. Of a seriously ill patient.

- part of a hospital devoted to this.

n. - thing intended; aim, purpose.

- intending (done without intention).

v. (-ding) (usu. Foll. By with) intervene on behalf of another; plead. [latin: related to *cede]

v. - seize, catch, or stop (a person or thing) going from one place to another.

- (usu. Foll. By from) cut off (light etc.). interception n. Interceptive adj. Interceptor n. [latin intercipio -cept- from capio take]