constitute – 1. Be a part of a whole; Combine to form a complete thing 2. Be, or be equivalent to, something
(Pronounced con-stit-yewt)
To remember the definition of the word constitute, use the following mnemonic:
The constant tooting (constitute) and noise combined to form the equivalent of a jet taking off.
Examples of constitute in a sentence (be a part of a whole)
The discs and granules constitute a very powerful microphone.
While Greg is a key player, he does not constitute the entire football team.
This year, twenty-eight students will constitute my homeroom class.
Examples of constitute in a sentence (be equivalent to)
Whatever constitutes bullying in the academic context should also be defined and publicised.
This constitutes a serious breach of ethics and must be brought quickly to the attention of an administrator.
This will constitute an infringement of the holders' rights.
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