Constitute
Constitute verb - To be all the substance of.
Show and constitute are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Show" instead a verb "Constitute".
Show
Show verb - To present so as to invite notice or attention.
Constitute and show are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Constitute" instead a verb "Show".
Both words in one sentence
- Of course because of the nature of the game they show up in groups and constitute major paths rather than giving bonuses.
Source: Invisible Block -
They constitute the base of the first half of the show.Tomorrow more, but not better because that's impossible, here on El Intermedio.
Source: Series / El Intermedio - It never went to court since, as Maher himself put it, jokes made by a comedian on a late night talk show do not constitute a legal contract.
Source: Frivolous Lawsuit
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