constitute — to be the parts or elements that form something; to make up or compose
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to be the parts or elements that form something; to make up or compose
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈkɑːnstɪtuːt/
Korean meaning: ~을 구성하다, 이루다
Korean pronunciation: 컨-스티-투트 (강세: 컨)
Example Sentences
- My three cats constitute the entire population of my kingdom.
- Does eating pizza for breakfast constitute a balanced diet? Asking for a friend.
- The new evidence constitutes a breakthrough in the investigation.
constitute
VERB//ˈkɑːnstɪtuːt//
to be the parts or elements that form something; to make up or compose
Individual pieces constitute the whole picture
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The institute needs no substitute - fresh ingredients constitute its foundation!
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Origin
From Latin 'constituere', formed from 'com-' (together) and 'statuere' (to set up, establish), meaning to set up or establish together.
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“My three cats constitute the entire population of my kingdom.”
“Does eating pizza for breakfast constitute a balanced diet? Asking for a friend.”
“The new evidence constitutes a breakthrough in the investigation.”
“Renewable energy sources constitute 30% of the country's total energy production.”
“The committee was constituted to address environmental concerns.”
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