constitute |
constituted |
As verbs the difference between constitute and constituted
is that
constitute is to cause to stand; to establish; to enact while
constituted is (
constitute).
As a noun constitute
is (obsolete) an established law.
caused |
constituted |
As verbs the difference between caused and constituted
is that
caused is past tense of cause while
constituted is past tense of constitute.
constituted |
organised |
As verbs the difference between constituted and organised
is that
constituted is (
constitute) while
organised is (
organise).
As an adjective organised is
.
constituted |
formed |
As verbs the difference between constituted and formed
is that
constituted is past tense of constitute while
formed is past tense of form.
constituted |
prorogation |
As a verb constituted
is (
constitute).
As a noun prorogation is
(politics) the period between two sessions of a legislative body when a legislature or parliament is prorogued, it is still constituted (that is, all members remain as members and a general election is not necessary), but all orders of the body (bills, motions, etc) are expunged.
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