subsume
/ˈsʌbzəm/Definitions
1. verb
to include or bring under the scope or power of a larger or more general category or system
“The new law will subsume all previous regulations.”
2. verb
to bring into or merge with a larger organization, system, or category
“The smaller company will subsume the assets of the rival firm.”
3. noun
a part or aspect that is included or absorbed in a larger whole
“The changes in tax law have created a new subsume for businesses to navigate.”
4. verb
to explain or interpret something in terms of a more general principle or concept
“The philosopher’s theory sought to subsume the complex phenomena of human behavior.”