constitutes (B2)
verb
Pronunciation: /kənˈstɪtjuːts/
Definition
To be the parts or elements of; to form.
Examples
These small actions constitute the foundation of a successful project.
The jury's decision constitutes a victory for justice.
His silence constitutes an admission of guilt.
How to Use constitutes
- constitute a breach of (collocation)
- To be an action that violates a rule, agreement, or law. — "Lying to the authorities constitutes a breach of trust."
- constitute proof of (collocation)
- To serve as evidence that something is true. — "The recovered documents constitute proof of his involvement."
- constitute a victory for (collocation)
- To be an achievement that signifies success for someone or something. — "The team's win in the finals constitutes a victory for the entire community."
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