0 past simple and past participle of constitute --
1 to be or be considered as something: --
2 to form or make something: --
The under-18s constitute nearly 25 percent of the town's population.
Women constitute about ten percent of Parliament.
The omission is a behavioral gap constituted by a deviation in the surrounding activity that makes it intelligible as human conduct.
The concept of law is constituted by both layers of conventions.
The group of the index-child household and the three types of household controls constituted one family study of up to ten households each.
Haematological malignancies constituted 32.0 % of cancer in our patients.
The problem of how to interweave the primordial+particularistic orientations with the universalistic constituted in all these civilizations a potential point of contention.
Courtship, within the historically specific context of near 'total marriage ', constituted a transitional stage between gendered youth and gendered adulthood.
To our mind their admonitions imply that the activities to which they were opposed constituted not isolated exceptions from everyday practice, but rather the rule.
There is no readily discernible difference in the size of the opposing constituencies and no way to know precisely how these groups were constituted.
