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Common Verbs — Lesson 84

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constitutes
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constitutes

kənˈstɪtuːts
Form or compose — three members constitute a quorum for the meeting.
Three members constitute a quorum for the meeting.
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constituting
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constituting

kənˈstɪtʃuːtɪŋ
Form or compose — the team constituting the project has extensive experience.
The different elements constituting the mixture must be precisely measured.
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constrain
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constrain

kənˈstreɪn
Hold back — the law constrains companies from making false advertising claims.
The law constrains companies from making false advertising claims.
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constrained
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constrained

kənˈstreɪnd
Hold back — she felt constrained by the strict rules.
The project was constrained by a limited budget.
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constraining
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constraining

kənˈstreɪnɪŋ
Hold back — the project faces several constraining elements.
The constraining regulations made it difficult to start a new business.
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constrains
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constrains

kənˈstreɪnz
Hold back — lack of time constrains her ability to travel.
Budget constraints limit what we can do.
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constrict
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constrict

kənˈstrɪkt
Squeeze or press together — she felt her throat constrict with fear.
The tight bandage constricted the blood flow to her arm.
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constricted
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constricted

kənˈstrɪktɪd
Squeeze or press together — a constricted blood vessel can reduce blood flow.
The constricted corridor made it difficult for large groups to pass.
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constricting
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constricting

kənˈstrɪktɪŋ
Squeeze or press together — the tight collar is constricting my neck.
The tight collar is constricting my neck.
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constructed
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constructed

kənˈstrʌktɪd
Make by combining materials and parts — they constructed a new bridge across the river.
The ancient city was constructed over several centuries.
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constructing
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constructing

kənˈstrʌktɪŋ
Make by combining materials and parts — they are constructing a new bridge across the river.
They are constructing a new bridge across the river.
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consummate
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consummate

kənˈsʌmɪt
Fulfill sexually — he demonstrated consummate skill in negotiating the deal.
She was a consummate professional who never made mistakes.
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