0 past simple and past participle of subsume --
1 to include something or someone as part of a larger group: --
The central thesis of the book, namely, that anticolonial poetry "subsumed the political while retaining the poetical" (p. 231), is fairly modest.
Figurative thinking can hardly be subsumed under the generic category of denial.
Assessment of carer needs was subsumed within the patient assessment and was generally an opportunistic rather than a planned activity.
All the seemingly diverse bracketing paradox cases seen above can be subsumed under sentence coordination.
The concept of the life course is often subsumed within a contemporary sociology that assumes a high degree of diversity, fluidity and individual choice.
Components, modules, systems, and similar entities are subsumed under the term system.
All other matters, including those pertaining to women, were subsumed by such considerations.
There are cases that fall under neither rubric but are subsumed by sympathy.
