Constituted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSTITUTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONSTITUTE, to form
• be (a part) of a whole
• combine to form (a whole)
• be or be equivalent to (something)
• give legal or constitutional form to (an institution); establish by law
ADJECTIVE:
• brought about or set up or accepted; especially long established
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to appoint to an office, function, or dignity

Words related to CONSTITUTED

constitute12

Words that contain CONSTITUTED

reconstituted16

How to use CONSTITUTED in a sentence

• Down this, through the fine gorge within sight of the mines, and then back to the hotel, constituted the remainder of the ride.
• In a society so constituted, what a delightful opening there is for a young man.
• But a passage written feebly, flatly, and in a wrong spirit, constituted an obstacle that it was next to impossible to correct and set right again.
• Long before that, however, he evinced those powers of attraction which constituted so remarkable a feature in his character.
• Singing constituted a large part of their religious worship, and they did not mean to have Miss Dory buried without this attention.
• He was, of course, soon at war with the constituted authorities over questions of doctrine, and at last it was decided to get rid of him by sending him back to England.
• Constituted as we are, we can know good only by contrast with evil.
• He even offered to make over this task to a duly constituted academy, if people would come forward and throw themselves into the work.
• Any attacks on British Masonry as at present constituted and directed are therefore absolutely opposed to the interests of the country.
• In the Socialist Party of the United States Berger and Hillquit, of the old National Executive Committee, constituted a first-class dictatorship.
• Our minds are so constituted that we look for order and regularity, and can not comprehend confusion.
• For myself, I think it would be well if medical men were so far constituted missionaries, as to make it a duty to point a moral whenever it would be likely to be well received.
• Gold constituted riches, and this was yellow like gold.
• In Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and the Carolinas they constituted entire communities.
• His high spirits had constituted a large part of his attraction for her.
• I will, however, first indicate how our party, as I knew it, was constituted, so that the record may be intelligible.
• The Trans-Mississippi District would appear to have been constituted and its limits to have been defined without adequate reference to existing arrangements.
• It has cleared away more filth, in Europe and England, than all the municipal edicts that ever issued from the constituted authorities.
• So Carteret went to Ireland as Lord Lieutenant, Midleton remained Chancellor, and constituted a lord justice, and St.
• Texas constituted a portion of the ancient Province of Louisiana, ceded to the United States by France in the year 1803.
• The vast importance and commercial advantages of California have heretofore remained undeveloped by the Government of the country of which it constituted a part.
• In many instances the hardships constituted a public scandal.
• A bit of cheese, a loaf of bread, some dried fish, and a cup of coffee constituted his bill of fare for every day, and these were economically used.

Similar words containing NSTITUT without suffix ed and without prefix co

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