Definition: 1. Be composed of. 2. Include or contain; have as a component. 3. Form or compose.
Use 'comprise' in a sentence:
1. The special cabinet committee comprises Mr Brown, Mr Mandelson, and Mr Straw.
2. Comprised of 45 silver plates resembling partially2 open window blinds, the tower contains an air-purifying machine that runs continuously with a low hum.
3. Resting stages thus comprise a series of adaptations that allow the species to avoid the most difficult conditions for life.
4. Activities connected by data and control links comprise business processes.
5. The exhibition comprises 50 oils and watercolours.
6. People with disabilities comprise a large part of the population.
7. The bytes that comprise the compiled pattern are copied exactly.
8. Twelve departments comprise this university.
9. The interior boasts high-speed glass lifts, bespoke1 sound-muffling magnetic floorboards and a sparkling ceiling comprising more than two million polished aluminium2 petals3 and lights.
10. Women comprise 51 percent of the population of France.
11. Fifteen articles comprise the volume one of this book.
12. Collectively, these genes comprise the product's genome.
13. All of those tabbed pages in Figure 5 comprise your content library.
14. Women comprise a large proportion of part-time workers.
15. Energy and sustainability experts say the answer to our future energy needs will likely come from a lot of comprise—both traditional and alternative.
16. Databases underlie most of the components that comprise WPS.
17. International deals now comprise 44% of the volume of sales.
18. Women comprise 44% of hospital medical staff.
19. These nations comprise 19 percent of the total land area of Earth.
20. As depicted above, enterprise business rules comprise.
21. A cutlery set is comprised of 6 table knives.
22. All the parts that comprise a release should be kept together.
23. These finds, together with later finds, comprise all that experts know about Minoan culture.
24. The mesosphere comprises the rest of the mantle below the asthenosphere.
25. Both VSI and MSI format files comprise complete packages for distribution.
26. Twenty chapters comprise Book One.
27. This library comprises about 93000 volumes.
28. One impetus for the policy is that companies are already starting to build massive constellations, comprising hundreds or thousands of satellites with many moving parts among them.
29. How many components does the Guangzhou Asian Games City comprise?
30. They comprise three varieties.
31. Aborigines now comprise about 2% of Australia's population.
32. These triples together comprise what is known as a graph pattern.
33. Together they comprise your character.
34. The force comprised two battalions and a battery.
35. This hereditary unit comprises a single complementation group, or in other words a single gene.
36. These objects comprise functions and data of the system.
37. A crowd comprised of the wives and children of scientists staged a demonstration.
38. These comprise asphalt, tar and waxes.
39. It is important to respect the different people who comprise a team.
40. Several abstract classes comprise the main functionality.
41. Universities can comprise faculties, academies of arts or departments.
42. Education comprises two-thirds of all local council spending.
43. Basketball, golf, and bodysurfing comprise his athletic activities.
44. These rules comprise the grammar of a language.
45. The collection comprises 327 paintings.
46. Her long life comprised a series of evolutions.
47. His long life comprised a series of evolutions.
48. The notion that blacks comprise a problem is at the core of racist reasoning.
49. The Aerometric and emissions reporting system is comprised of input forms, files, programs and reports.
50. The fishing fleet comprises around 70 boats.
51. The fountain was comprised of three stone basins.
52. The committee is comprised of representatives from both the public and private sectors.
53. Each course comprises 10-12 informal weekly meetings.
54. Older people comprise a large proportion of those living in poverty.
