Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In a constructional manner or use; construction.
- With reference to verbal construction; by construing.
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- adverb In a
constructional manner - adverb With regard to
construction
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Examples
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So far I reasoned, and it took nothing less than that technical rigour, I now easily see, to inspire me with the right confidence for erecting on such a plot of ground the neat and careful and proportioned pile of bricks that arches over it and that was thus to form, constructionally speaking, a literary monument.
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A constructionally and electrically self-contained member of a part of an installation.
4. Power transmission and distribution in power supply systems Frank Ponemunski 1991
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The field direction of rotation is thus constructionally conditioned.
7. Single-phase alternating current motors Hans-Friedrich Hoyer 1991
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The United States, France, and Italy are all interesting themselves, either financially or constructionally, in the future of airship development.
Aviation in Peace and War Frederick Hugh Sykes 1915
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The carrying-up of the walls vertically is a good expedient constructionally, as it provides weight above the haunches of the dome and helps to neutralize its thrusts.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 5: Diocese-Fathers of Mercy 1840-1916 1913
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In England it was not used constructionally, but only decoratively.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize 1840-1916 1913
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I now easily see, to inspire me with the right confidence for erecting on such a plot of ground the neat and careful and proportioned pile of bricks that arches over it and that was thus to form, constructionally speaking, a literary monument.
The Portrait of a Lady — Volume 1 Henry James 1879
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Gibbs: He is, and I think he's going to be disappointed if his car doesn't do well, but his father tends to be constructionally challenged.
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MR. GIBBS: He is, and I think he's going to be disappointed if his car doesn't do well, but his father tends to be constructionally challenged.
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MR. GIBBS: He is, and I think he's going to be disappointed if his car doesn't do well, but his father tends to be constructionally challenged.
White House.gov Press Office Feed The White House 2010
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