constituting Sentence Examples
- The new constitution constituted a major shift in the nation's political landscape.
- The committee was constituted to investigate the allegations of misconduct.
- The team's lineup was constituted of a diverse group of players.
- The jury was constituted of individuals from all walks of life.
- The agreement constituted a binding contract between the two parties.
- The collection of artifacts constituted an invaluable historical record.
- The research paper constituted a comprehensive analysis of the subject matter.
- The symphony was constituted of four distinct movements.
- The government's budget constituted the largest expenditure in the nation's history.
- The team's strategy was constituted by a carefully planned series of plays.
constituting Meaning
constituting
to appoint to an office, function, or dignity, to appoint to an office or function, to put (as an agreement) into required form, to form the substance or whole of, to give due or lawful form to, enact, to legally process, establish, found, make up sense 2, form, make up, form, compose, set up, establish, found, set up sense 4, establish, to qualify as, to appoint to an office or duty
Synonyms & Antonyms of constituting
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FAQs About the word constituting
to appoint to an office, function, or dignity, to appoint to an office or function, to put (as an agreement) into required form, to form the substance or whole
forming,comprising, composing,, filling (out), embodying, incarnating, epitomizing, personifying, supplementing
phasing out, abolishing, shutting (up),closing (down), ending,terminating, nullifying, finishing, stopping, annulling
The new constitution constituted a major shift in the nation's political landscape.
The committee was constituted to investigate the allegations of misconduct.
The team's lineup was constituted of a diverse group of players.
The jury was constituted of individuals from all walks of life.
