Letters that make constitute
s, o, e, n, c, t, i, u are letters that make 'constitute'
Words within constitute
IT, ti, te, Ute, ut, tit, tut, on, con, CO, Co, Te, Ti, UT are words within 'constitute'
s, o, e, n, c, t, i, u are letters that make 'constitute'
IT, ti, te, Ute, ut, tit, tut, on, con, CO, Co, Te, Ti, UT are words within 'constitute'
constituted is a word created by adding a letter to 'constitute'
4 possible definitions for 'constitute'
Under this definition, constitute is a verb and has the following properties:
'constitute' can be a type of constitute, be, comprise, represent, make up.
constituent, element, makeup, physical composition, component, make-up, constitution, form, composition are derivatives of 'constitute'.
Under this definition, constitute is a verb and has the following properties:
constitute, fall under, compose, form, make, make, range, straddle, present, pose, supplement, fall into are types of 'constitute'.
makeup, physical composition, constitutive(a), make-up, constitution, constituent(a), constitutional, organic, composition are derivatives of 'constitute'.
"This money is my only income", "The stone wall was the backdrop for the performance", "These constitute my entire belonging", "The children made up the chorus", "This sum represents my entire income for a year", "These few men comprise his entire army"
Under this definition, constitute is a verb and has the following properties:
'constitute' can be a type of establish, constitute, found, plant, institute.
appointive, appointee, appointment, appointed, nominated, nominative, designation, assignment, naming, nomination are derivatives of 'constitute'.
Under this definition, constitute is a verb and has the following properties:
constitute, appoint, fix, nominate, name are types of 'constitute'.
father, founder, beginner, founding father, foundation, organisation, initiation, constitution, establishment, formation, organization, introduction, founding, institution, origination, creation, innovation, instauration are derivatives of 'constitute'.