constructiveness

American  

[kuhn-struhk-tiv-nis] / kənˈstrʌk tɪv nɪs /

noun

1. the quality of being constructive.

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Example Sentences

He was given it not for an instant but for a lifetime of constructiveness.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unless and until a national revulsion with character-assassination politics requires some degree of civility and constructiveness in electoral competition, this will be no country for old men, or women.

From Washington Post

O’Rangers felt his input lacked constructiveness so suspended him and told him to say sorry.

From The Guardian

It is also bringing Marin comfort, and a sense of constructiveness at a time when she is at a loss for words — and faith.

From Seattle Times

Let people see the decency and constructiveness of it and come to doubt their own antipathy.

From The Wall Street Journal