incorporazione

incorporation, merger

noun een-kor-poh-rah-TSYOH-neh Rare

Origin: From Latin incorporatio, from incorporare (to embody).

Usage Note

Incorporazione appears mainly in business and legal language (incorporazione societaria — corporate merger) and in philosophical or theological contexts (the incorporation of a body). It is always feminine; the everyday word fusione is more common for a business merger.

Examples

"L'incorporazione delle due aziende è stata approvata."

Natural Translation

The merger of the two companies was approved.

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