constructionally

American  

[kuhn-struhk-shuhn-uh-lee] / kənˈstrʌk ʃən ə li /

adverb

1. in a way that relates to the manner in which something is constructed or put together; structurally.

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Example Sentences

They are, however, constructionally sound as a rule.

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“And while I am constructionally verily faultily, I comprehend can,” said Otoyo, so excited that she ran off to adverb forms as was her wont in times of stress.

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We have already referred to the lotus columns at Beni Hasan; these, when employed constructionally to carry stone roofs, assumed a far more solid appearance, and the stems of the lotus plant carved in the earlier examples were omitted in the later, in order to give more surface for intaglio carving.

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There is great beauty in much of this work, but it is constructionally weak.

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Of course some churches described in the last chapter may be actually of that period though belonging artistically and constructionally to an earlier time, as for instance a large part of the cathedral of Evora or the church of São João at Santarem.

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