Meaning of 'constitutive' in Chichewa is: constitutive

constitutive: constitutive

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Adjective(1) constitutional in the structure of something (especially your physical makeup(2) constitutional in the structure of something (especially your physical makeup)(3) essential

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(1) He saw quite clearly that if Christians were to assume the task of forming the ethos of modern societies, the u2018mythsu2019 once thought constitutive of the Christian faith must be rejected or reinterpreted.(2) Accounting history research, accordingly, has become a constitutive element for the overall accounting research agenda.(3) Law has often been ignored as a constitutive element of social organization, but it plays an important part in the definition of social roles and distribution of resources.(4) He raises the question of u2018what it might mean when knowledge no longer interprets the world but radically expands its constitutive poweru2019, but suggests no answer.(5) The metaphor of u2018governingu2019 underlines the commanding force of the common world and its constitutive power.(6) What has been assumed to come from outside as the bodily property of a particular racial or gendered group is something that has always been inside the self and is constitutive of the interior subject.(7) There is a possible metaphysic that suggests that a thing's representations are not secondary and inferior to it but are constitutive of that thing.(8) But the interesting aspect of the officials' discourse is that they know clean cheating is constitutive of the sport, so they attack the tip of the iceberg while disregarding the submerged mass.(9) We have argued that sexual politics are constitutive of all social relations and that colonizing processes are formulated and practiced through the disciplining of Third-World women's bodies.(10) In fact, this challenge to liberalism would only require that communitarians be able to identify one end or communal attachment so constitutive of one's identity that it cannot be revised and rejected.(11) But technology is not constitutive of the self.(12) In short, schizophrenic identity is an important constitutive element of cultural paranoia.(13) Fig.2 A illustrates the color heterogeneity encountered in various cells with constitutive expression of concatemer.(14) For thousands of years the subjugation of the sensuous faculties has been regarded as a constitutive element of human reason and progress.(15) In particular, I doubt whether the complex web of attitudes and behaviors constitutive of parental love could survive being able to always get another, just as good replacement child off a shelf from somewhere.(16) The instinct is to preserve the status quo against this irruption, not to see the irruption as constitutive of the status quo.