structural

/ˈstrʌktʃərəl/
adjective
  1. Relating to the way in which parts of something are arranged or organized.
    • The engineers checked the structural integrity of the bridge after the earthquake.
    • There are structural differences between a novel and a short story.
    • The company made structural changes to improve communication between departments.
  2. Relating to the framework or load-bearing parts of a building or other construction.
    • Steel beams provide structural support for skyscrapers.
    • Structural damage from the storm made the building unsafe to enter.
    • The house needs major structural repairs to the roof and foundation.
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