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Definition of construct
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 construct is as below...
Construct
(v. t.) To
devise;
to
invent;
to set in
order;
to
arrange;
as, to
construct
a
theory
of
ethics..
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Construe
::
Construe
(v. t. ) To apply the rules of
syntax
to (a
sentence
or
clause)
so as to
exhibit
the
structure,
arrangement,
or
connection
of, or to
discover
the
sense;
to
explain
the
construction
of; to
interpret;
to
translate..
Structure
::
Structure
(n.)
Manner
of
building;
form; make;
construction.
Tipcart
::
Tipcart
(n.) A cart so
constructed
that the body can be
easily
tipped,
in order to dump the
load..
Interpretative
::
Interpretative
(a.)
According
to
interpretation;
constructive.
Retrenchment
::
Retrenchment
(n.) A work
constructed
within
another,
to
prolong
the
defense
of the
position
when the enemy has
gained
possession
of the outer work; or to
protect
the
defenders
till they can
retreat
or
obtain
terms for a
capitulation..
Chorograph
::
Chorograph
(n.) An
instrument
for
constructing
triangles
in
marine
surveying,
etc..
Construct
::
Construct
(a.)
Formed
by, or
relating
to,
construction,
interpretation,
or
inference..
Harmony
::
Harmony
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of their
construction
and
progression.
Construct
::
Construct
(v. t.) To
devise;
to
invent;
to set in
order;
to
arrange;
as, to
construct
a
theory
of
ethics..
Constructionist
::
Constructionist
(n.) One who puts a
certain
construction
upon some
writing
or
instrument,
as the
Constitutions
of the
United
States;
as, a
strict
constructionist;
a broad
constructionist..
Constructer
::
Constructer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
constructs
or
frames..
Openwork
::
Openwork
(n.)
Anything
so
constructed
or
manufactured
(in
needlework,
carpentry,
metal work, etc.) as to show
openings
through
its
substance;
work that is
perforated
or
pierced..
Underpinning
::
Underpinning
(n.) That by which a
building
is
underpinned;
the
material
and
construction
used for
support,
introduced
beneath
a wall
already
constructed..
Construct
::
Construct
(v. t.) To put
together
the
constituent
parts of
(something)
in their
proper
place and
order;
to
build;
to form; to make; as, to
construct
an
edifice..
Dialing
::
Dialing
(n.) The art of
constructing
dials;
the
science
which
treats
of
measuring
time by
dials.
Form
::
Form (n.)
Constitution;
mode of
construction,
organization,
etc.;
system;
as, a
republican
form of
government..
#NAME?
::
-ion () A noun
suffix
denoting
act,
process,
result
of an act or a
process,
thing acted upon,
state,
or
condition;
as,
revolution,
the act or
process
of
revolving;
construction,
the act or
process
of
constructing;
a thing
constructed;
dominion,
territory
ruled over;
subjection,
state of being
subject;
dejection;
abstraction..
Earthwork
::
Earthwork
(n.) Any
construction,
whether
a
temporary
breastwork
or
permanent
fortification,
for
attack
or
defense,
the
material
of which is
chiefly
earth..
Base
::
Base (n.) The
number
from which a
mathematical
table is
constructed;
as, the base of a
system
of
logarithms..
Curious
::
Curious
(a.)
Exhibiting
care or
nicety;
artfully
constructed;
elaborate;
wrought
with
elegance
or
skill.
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