constitutional in Greek
constitutional in Greek is συνταγματικός — constitutional means relating to, or permitted by, a country's or organization's constitution.
constitutional in Greek
συνταγματικός
Pronounced: sydagmatikos
What does "constitutional" mean?
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adj Relating to, or permitted by, a country's or organization's constitution.
"The court ruled the law was constitutional."
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noun A walk taken regularly for one's health.
"He takes a morning constitutional around the park every day."
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constitutional in a sentence
- The court ruled the law was constitutional.
- Free speech is a constitutional right in many countries.
- He takes a morning constitutional around the park every day.
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What is "constitutional" in Greek?
"constitutional" in Greek is συνταγματικός. constitutional means: Relating to, or permitted by, a country's or organization's constitution.
How do you pronounce συνταγματικός?
"constitutional" in Greek is συνταγματικός, pronounced "sydagmatikos".
How do you use "constitutional" in a sentence?
Example: "The court ruled the law was constitutional." In Greek, "constitutional" is συνταγματικός.
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