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Definition of constitution
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of constitution is as below...
Constitution
(n.) The state of
being;
that form of
being,
or
structure
and
connection
of
parts,
which
constitutes
and
characterizes
a
system
or body;
natural
condition;
structure;
texture;
conformation..
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Incapacitate
::
Incapacitate
(v. t.) To
deprive
of legal or
constitutional
requisites,
or of
ability
or
competency
for the
performance
of
certain
civil acts; to
disqualify..
Federal
::
Federal
(a.)
Consisting
or
pertaining
to such a
government;
as, the
Federal
Constitution;
a
Federal
officer..
Formula
::
Formula
(n.) A
symbolic
expression
(by means of
letters,
figures,
etc.) of the
constituents
or
constitution
of a
compound..
Complexional
::
Complexional
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
constitutional
complexion.
Congenital
::
Congenital
(a.)
Existing
at, or
dating
from,
birth;
pertaining
to one from
birth;
born with one;
connate;
constitutional;
natural;
as, a
congenital
deformity.
See
Connate..
Constitutional
::
Constitutional
(a.)
Relating
to a
constitution,
or
establishment
form of
government;
as, a
constitutional
risis..
Dyscrasia
::
Dyscrasia
(n.) An ill habit or state of the
constitution;
--
formerly
regarded
as
dependent
on a
morbid
condition
of the blood and
humors.
Idiocracy
::
Idiocracy
(n.)
Peculiarity
of
constitution;
that
temperament,
or state of
constitution,
which is
peculiar
to a
person;
idiosyncrasy..
Long-lived
::
Long-lived
(a.)
Having
a long life;
having
constitutional
peculiarities
which make long life
probable;
lasting
long; as, a
long-lived
tree; they are a
longlived
family;
long-lived
prejudices..
Temperament
::
Temperament
(v. t.)
Internal
constitution;
state with
respect
to the
relative
proportion
of
different
qualities,
or
constituent
parts..
Framer
::
Framer
(n.) One who
frames;
as, the
framer
of a
building;
the
framers
of the
Constitution..
Constitutional
::
Constitutional
(a.) For the
benefit
or one's
constitution
or
health;
as, a
constitutional
walk..
Birthright
::
Birthright
(n.) Any
right,
privilege,
or
possession
to which a
person
is
entitled
by
birth,
such as an
estate
descendible
by law to an heir, or civil
liberty
under a free
constitution;
esp. the
rights
or
inheritance
of the first
born..
Constitution
::
Constitution
(n.) The
aggregate
of all one's
inherited
physical
qualities;
the
aggregate
of the vital
powers
of an
individual,
with
reference
to
ability
to
endure
hardship,
resist
disease,
etc.; as, a
robust
constitution..
Arboreous
::
Arboreous
(a.)
Having
the form,
constitution,
or
habits,
of a
proper
tree, in
distinction
from a
shrub..
Complexion
::
Complexion
(n.) The
bodily
constitution;
the
temperament;
habitude,
or
natural
disposition;
character;
nature..
Idiosyncrasy
::
Idiosyncrasy
(n.) A
peculiarity
of
physical
or
mental
constitution
or
temperament;
a
characteristic
belonging
to, and
distinguishing,
an
individual;
characteristic
susceptibility;
idiocrasy;
eccentricity..
Compounder
::
Compounder
(n.) A
Jacobite
who
favored
the
restoration
of James II, on
condition
of a
general
amnesty
and of
guarantees
for the
security
of the civil and
ecclesiastical
constitution
of the
realm..
Caput
::
Caput (n.) The
council
or
ruling
body of the
University
of
Cambridge
prior to the
constitution
of 1856.
Temper
::
Temper
(n.)
Disposition
of mind; the
constitution
of the mind,
particularly
with
regard
to the
passions
and
affections;
as, a calm
temper;
a hasty
temper;
a
fretful
temper..
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