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inconstitutionality

inconstitutionality noun: unconstitutionality.

Noun

inconstitutionality (countable and uncountable, plural inconstitutionalities)

  1. unconstitutionality
    • …many reforms suffered not only from parliamentary delay, but also from request for inconstitutionality…2010, Andreas Hahn, Between Presidential Power and Legislative Veto: The Impact of Polity and Politics on Economic Reforms in Brazil, page 77
    • Directly after the return to democracy, a recourse of inconstitutionality was submitted to the Supreme Court.2015, Annelen Micus, The Inter-American Human Rights System as a Safeguard for Justice in National Transitions, page 279

Forms of inconstitutionality

pluralinconstitutionalities

Origin of inconstitutionality

From in- + constitutionality.

Questions about inconstitutionality

What does inconstitutionality mean?
Inconstitutionality means unconstitutionality.
What part of speech is inconstitutionality?
Inconstitutionality is a noun.
What is the plural of inconstitutionality?
The plural of inconstitutionality is inconstitutionalities.

Words near inconstitutionality in the dictionary

  1. inconstancy
  2. inconstant
  3. inconstantly
  4. inconstantness
  5. inconstaunt
  6. inconstitutionality
  7. inconstruable
  8. inconstructibility
  9. inconstructible
  10. inconstructive
  11. inconsultable

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