Associations to the word «Constitutive»
Noun
- Governed
- Narrative
- Au
- Complexity
- Coefficient
- Constant
- Particle
- Synthesis
- Paradox
- Component
- Modeling
- Induction
- Dna
- Inflammation
- Assembly
- Conception
- Factor
- Relationship
- Tor
- Toxin
- Behavior
- Notion
- Recruitment
- Yugoslavia
- Transformation
- Entity
- Meaning
- Parsons
- Simulation
- Justification
- Nationalism
- Manifestation
- Relaxation
- Ideology
- Response
- Dynamic
- Trafficking
- Critique
- Boyd
- Humanity
- Consensus
- Mechanism
- Convict
- Geometry
- Modification
- Equilibrium
- Cation
- Natural
- Consciousness
- Aspect
- Distinction
- Context
- Stimulation
- Criterion
- Definition
- Potential
- Structure
- Sequence
- Molecule
- Pm
- Neuron
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CONSTITUTIVE, adjective. Having the power or authority to constitute, establish or enact something
CONSTITUTIVE, adjective. Having the power or authority to appoint someone to office
CONSTITUTIVE, adjective. Extremely important, essential
CONSTITUTIVE, adjective. That forms a constituent part of something else
CONSTITUTIVE, adjective. (biochemistry) (of an enzyme) that is continuously produced at a constant rate
CONSTITUTIVE ABLATION, noun. A gene expression which results in cell death.
CONSTITUTIVE ABLATIONS, noun. Plural of constitutive ablation
Dictionary definition
CONSTITUTIVE, adjective. Constitutional in the structure of something (especially your physical makeup).
Wise words
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