Can I use the words construe and constitute interchangeably?
My friends
say that this has been heard two times in a different kind of using and I came up with the conclusion that these two words are pretty close in terms of usage.
What is a good, healthy life and an
easy one to follow?
In this context, when our relationship between biological complexity and experiences are misunderstood, why now? What
should I focus on?
- Can I use the English words interchangeably?
Can you use both of these terms interchangeably in the #1 and #4?
Can you help us to construe our life as it will be with each other?
What do you think is a great example of an ethical approach?
How do you look up words in a dictionary?
- constitute – to be or be considered as something; to be or be considered as something.
- construe – to understand the meaning, especially of other people’s actions and statements, in a particular way (construe sth as sth); to understand (an action, event, remark, etc.) in a particular way; to interpret the meaning of (something).
- What makes a good life? WHAT are elements that make up a good life?
- And if we have misconstrued the relationship between biological complexity and the possibilities of experience- if we have misunderstood (misinterpreted)
- When there is clearly a range of foods that constitute healthy foods – That make food healthy or add up to the food for it to be healthy.
What are the most important things to do in life?
X and Y constitute Z (Lsu +xH) is in alphabetical order. If together they make a Z, it is synonymous with being together.
Construe is synonymous with interpret or define given information X and Y.
Where constitute is concerned with the physical makeup of something, whereas construe is concerned with the meaning or
interpretation.
