adj
constitutive
Constitutive (adj) means having the authority to set something up or bring it into being.
adj
1
Having the authority to set something up or bring it into being.
2
Having the authority to put someone into an official position.
3
So important that something could not exist or work properly without it.
4
Being one of the parts that make up something bigger.
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What is the meaning of constitutive?
"constitutive" (adj) means having the authority to set something up or bring it into being.
What is another word for constitutive?
Other words for "constitutive" include constituent, organic, constitutional.
What is the opposite of constitutive?
Opposites of "constitutive" include unessential, inessential.
What are the different meanings of constitutive?
"constitutive" has 3 main meanings: 1. Having the authority to set something up or bring it into being; 2. Having the authority to put someone into an official position; 3. So important that something could not exist or work properly without it.
