How to Use 'Incorporate' in a Sentence: Definition and Multiple Examples

Incorporate (verb): To include, integrate, or combine something as part of a whole; to form into a legal corporation.

Examples by Context

• Business/Technology: "The company decided to incorporate artificial intelligence into their customer service platform to improve response times."
• Writing/Design: "The author incorporated reader feedback into the revised manuscript."
• Cooking: "Fold the egg whites gently to incorporate air without deflating the batter."
• Legal: "They chose to incorporate the startup in Delaware for favorable corporate law."
• Biological: "The plasmid was incorporated into the host genome via homologous recombination."
• Abstract: "The new policy incorporates principles of equity and transparency."

Synonyms

Integrate, assimilate, embody, absorb, amalgamate, consolidate, charter (legal).

Grammar Notes

• Transitive: incorporate something (into something).
• Past tense: incorporated. Present participle: incorporating.
• Not to be confused with "corporate" (adjective) or "corporation" (noun).