Constituent meaning
A constituent is defined as someone who has the ability to appoint another person to be a representative.
An example of constituent is a registered voter.
noun
The definition of constituent is someone or something that is necessary in making something else whole.
An example of constituent is England being part of the United Kingdom.
adjective
Authorized to make or amend a constitution.
A constituent assembly.
adjective
Empowered to elect or designate.
adjective
A constituent part; a component.
noun
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A resident of a district or member of a group represented by an elected official.
noun
One that authorizes another to act as a representative; a client.
noun
A structural unit, such as a verb, noun phrase, or clause, in a grammatical construction.
noun
Necessary in forming or making up a whole; component.
A constituent part.
adjective
That can or does appoint or vote for a representative.
adjective
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Authorized to make or revise a political constitution or establish a government.
A constituent assembly.
adjective
A person who appoints another to act as agent or representative.
noun
A member of a constituency, esp. any of the voters represented by a particular official.
noun
A necessary part or element; component.
noun
An element of a word or construction (Ex.: in “they painted signs” the main elements they and painted signs are called immediate constituents; the further morphologically indivisible elements they, paint, -ed, sign, and -s are called ultimate constituents)
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A part, or component of a whole.
noun
Serving as part of a whole; component.
A constituent element.
adjective
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Origin of constituent
- Latin cōnstituēns cōnstituent- present participle of cōnstituere to set up constitute N., from French from Latin cōnstituēns from present participle of cōnstituere
From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
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From Wiktionary