Constitute
Constitute verb - To be all the substance of.
Encompass and constitute are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Encompass" instead a verb "Constitute".
Encompass
Encompass verb - To have as part of a whole.
Usage example: textbooks on American history are now likely to encompass its social history as well as its political and military history
Constitute and encompass are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Constitute" instead a verb "Encompass".
Nearby Word: encompassing
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