Constituted
Constituted adjective - Brought about or set up or accepted; especially long established.
Usage example: distrust the constituted authority
Official and constituted are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Official" instead an adjective "Constituted".
Official
Official adjective - (of a church) given official status as a national or state institution.
Constituted and official are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Constituted" instead an adjective "Official".
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- It must be noted that the vast majority of emigres from East Germany to West Germany left by official government channels and the escapees constituted only a small part, albeit the most visible one.
Source: Brain Drain -
Ienaga and his lawyers argued that the refusal to approve the book constituted censorship, though there was never any ban on the sale of the book, just on its use as an official textbook in schools.
Source: Banned in China -
There were Disney classics of course, but the list of what constituted an "official" entry was constantly changing; they'd add and remove films depending on whether or not they wanted to bill their latest film as "our 15th feature" or "our 20th feature".
Source: Retcon
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