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preconstitutional

preconstitutional adjective: before the adoption of a constitution, especially the U.S. Constitution.

Adjective

preconstitutional (comparative more preconstitutional, superlative most preconstitutional)

  1. Before the adoption of a constitution, especially the U.S. Constitution.

Forms of preconstitutional

comparativemore preconstitutional
superlativemost preconstitutional

Origin of preconstitutional

From pre- + constitutional.

Questions about preconstitutional

What does preconstitutional mean?
Preconstitutional means before the adoption of a constitution, especially the U.S. Constitution.
What part of speech is preconstitutional?
Preconstitutional is an adjective.

Words near preconstitutional in the dictionary

  1. preconspiracy
  2. preconstitute
  3. preconstituted
  4. preconstitutes
  5. preconstituting
  6. preconstitutional
  7. preconstricted
  8. preconstriction
  9. preconstrictions
  10. preconstruct
  11. preconstructed

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