constituted
/ˈkɑnstɪˌtutɪd/
verb
- Past tense of constitute: to make up or form something; to be the parts or components of a whole.
- These three chapters constituted the main body of the report.
- The committee was constituted of experts from various fields.
- The team constituted a new plan after the old one failed.
- To establish or set up an organization, system, or law.
- The government constituted a special task force to handle the crisis.
- The school board constituted new rules for student conduct.
- They constituted a charitable foundation to help the homeless.
- To be considered or regarded as something; to amount to.
- His silence constituted an admission of guilt.
- The delay constituted a breach of contract.
- Her actions constituted a clear violation of the rules.
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