constitutional
constitutional Lexical Profile
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• adjective
Relating to, established by, or in accordance with the fundamental legal principles and constitution of a state or organization.
"The Supreme Court ruled that the new legislation violated the citizens' constitutional rights."
Relating to or inherent in someone's physical, mental, or emotional nature or disposition.
"Due to a constitutional weakness, the patient was advised to avoid strenuous exercise in cold weather."
• noun
A regular walk taken for the benefit of one's physical health.
"Every morning after breakfast, my grandfather goes out for a brisk constitutional around the park."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in the late 17th century from the noun 'constitution' plus the suffix '-al', initially referring to a person's physical makeup or temperament before acquiring its legal and political sense in the 18th century. Ultimately derived from Latin 'constitutio' ('an arrangement, regulation, or disposition').