constitūˈtion /kon-/ noun

1. A system of laws and customs established by the sovereign power of a state for its own guidance
2. An established form of government
3. The act of constituting
4. The way in which something is formed or made up
5. The natural condition of body or mind
6. A set of rules or guidelines by which an organization is governed
7. Molecular structure, taking into account not only the kinds and numbers of atoms but the way in which they are linked (chem)

constitūˈtional adjective

1. Conforming to the constitution or frame of government
2. Existing subject to fixed laws
3. Inherent in the natural make-up or structure of a person or thing

A walk for the benefit of one's health

constitūˈtionalism noun

Adherence to the principles of the constitution

constitūˈtionalist or constitūˈtionist noun

A person who favours or studies a constitution or the constitution

constitūtionalˈity noun

constitūˈtionalize or constitūˈtionalise transitive verb

To make constitutional

constitūˈtionally adverb

conˈstitūtive adjective

1. That constitutes or establishes
2. Having power to constitute
3. Essential
4. Component

conˈstitūtively adverb

conˈstitūtor noun

1. Someone or something that constitutes
2. A person who makes a constitution

constitutional monarchy noun

A monarchy in which the power of the sovereign is defined and limited by the constitution

constitutive enzyme noun

An enzyme that is formed under all conditions of growth