construct /kon-struktˈ/

1. To build up
2. To make
3. To put together the parts of or from parts
4. To compose
5. To compile
6. To put in grammatical relation

Constructed

1. A thing constructed, esp in the mind
2. An image or object of thought constructed from a number of sense-impressions or images (psychology)

constructˈable or constructˈible adjective

constructˈer or constructˈor noun

construcˈtion noun

1. The act or process of constructing
2. Anything constructed
3. A building
4. The syntactic relations of words in a sentence (grammar)
5. A word or group of words
6. Interpretation
7. Meaning

construcˈtional adjective

1. Relating to construction
2. Used for structures
3. Making use of structures

construcˈtionally adverb

construcˈtionist noun (US law)

A person, esp a judge, who interprets constitutional law in a particular way

constructˈive adjective

1. Capable of, tending towards, or concerned with, constructing
2. Representing positive advice, opp to destructive
3. (of facts) inferred (law)

constructˈively adverb

constructˈiveness noun

constructˈivism noun

1. A non-representational style of art, esp sculpture and architecture, using man-made industrial materials and processes such as twisting and welding
2. A simplified, non-realistic style in stage sets, using steps, platforms, etc (also construcˈtionism)

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