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semiconstitutional

semiconstitutional adjective: of a monarch: having a significant role whilst their powers are limited by a constitution.

Adjective

semiconstitutional (not comparable)

  1. Of a monarch: having a significant role whilst their powers are limited by a constitution.
    • The German Empire is often considered a semiconstitutional monarchy.

Origin of semiconstitutional

From semi- + constitutional.

Questions about semiconstitutional

What does semiconstitutional mean?
Semiconstitutional means of a monarch: having a significant role whilst their powers are limited by a constitution.
What part of speech is semiconstitutional?
Semiconstitutional is an adjective.

Words near semiconstitutional in the dictionary

  1. semiconsolidations
  2. semiconsonant
  3. semiconsonantal
  4. semiconsonants
  5. semiconspicuous
  6. semiconstitutional
  7. semiconstrained
  8. semiconstructed
  9. semicontact
  10. semicontiguous
  11. semicontinental

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