Constituents is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSTITUENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CONSTITUENT, an inhabitant of the constituency of a member of parliament
• a member of an area which elects a representative to a legislative body
• a component part of something
ADJECTIVE:
• being a part of a whole
• being a voting member of an organization and having the power to appoint or elect
• able to make or change a political constitution
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who authorizes another to act as agent; principal

Words related to CONSTITUENTS

constituent13

Words that contain CONSTITUENTS

reconstituents16

How to use CONSTITUENTS in a sentence

• As animals grow older, this peculiar animal matter gradually decreases, in proportion to the other constituents of the juice of the flesh.
• His constituents believed in him and followed him, perhaps blindly.
• The only means which the Continental Congress and the colonial legislatures had of communicating with their constituents and the mother country was by formal addresses.
• If war, for example, is necessary, and Congress declare it for good cause, their constituents will support them in it.
• It is a sound and important principle that the representative ought to be acquainted with the interests and circumstances of his constituents.
• Besides, our history proves that influences may be brought to bear on the representative sufficiently powerful to induce him to disregard the will of his constituents.
• I now willingly, yes, gladly, return to my constituents, to the people of my own State.
• When the resolution of censure had been passed, he at once resigned his seat in the House, and going home to his constituents, was immediately reelected.
• It has also been ascertained that the liquid constituents of petroleum do not always possess boiling points that are lower than those of the solid constituents.
• The word Guna is not easy to translate, for it seems to mean more than quality or mode and to signify the constituents of matter.
• Often enough he may be constrained to vote, not as many of his constituents would prefer, but using his own judgment.
• Vavasor himself declared that he was ashamed to walk among his future constituents, so conspicuous had his name become.
• The quantity of flesh-forming constituents is insignificant.
• Skin, bones, and tongue are your chief constituents.
• Homeward he at length turned his footsteps, and was met at the depot by a large concourse of his friends and constituents.
• The President interferes between the members of the Senate and their constituents, and charges them with acting contrary to the will of those constituents.
• No, it was best to get this last duty off her shoulders, then to say farewell to him and all the other human constituents of her brief period of partial sunshine.
• They never, however, really acquiesced in the principle that a member of Parliament owes as much to his own convictions as to the will of his constituents.
• Reason would not be reason but passion if it did not make all passions in all creatures constituents of its own authority.
• More stirring apparitions, instead of being referred to their material constituents and continuous basis in nature, were referred to spirit.
• There is only one of its constituents which it contains in larger quantity, and that is the oil.
• Human milk contains much less in proportion to the other constituents.
• He lived to be an old man, and among his constituents he was great, and made his mark in his day in the State.

Similar words containing NSTITUENT without suffix s and without prefix co

constituent13 constituently18 reconstituent15 reconstituents16

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