Definition of constructively in English:

constructively

adverb kənˈstrʌktɪvlikənˈstrəktɪvli

1In a way that has or is intended to have a useful or beneficial purpose.
the party has engaged constructively in this debate
Example sentencesExamples
- Above all, a victorious paradigm must deal constructively with the anomalies that led to the crisis.
- He would talk about each piece, inspiring us and constructively pushing us to amazing heights.
- Many members of the regiment brought specialized skills to the colony and contributed constructively to its development.
- These companies acknowledge a civic duty to act transparently and respond constructively to public criticism.
- Directors were concerned about the board's inability to work constructively with her.
- I try to think constructively about the future of design.
- These emotions are then constructively generated in their next home game, which is an advantage in itself.
- Federalism and the Constitution cry out for both the president and Congress to work constructively together for the benefit of the nation.
- An informed and honest understanding of "how we got here" is essential to understanding and dealing constructively with our cultural diversity.
- He has posted a wiki where we can suggest ways he can constructively use his time.
2Law
In a way that is not obvious or explicitly stated but may be inferred.
this non-disclosure was said to be constructively tantamount to fraud
Example sentencesExamples
- I use it to describe that which is evidence not available actually or constructively.
- The applicant is challenging the decision of the justice, on the ground that he had constructively failed to exercise his jurisdiction.
- The charge is divided equally by the number of customers within the village whom we constructively believe will benefit from the project.
- Why have they constructively dismissed our company?
- Even if the loss were in fact constructively total, it was not claimed as such.
- It is, in my opinion, impossible to hold that the respondents possessed, constructively or otherwise, the knowledge which is an essential ingredient to the cause of action.
- Such help could be provided if a phased plan were drawn up to implement this, and its objectives were constructively discussed.
- Her claim that she had been constructively dismissed rested on the contention that she had unjustly been subjected to disciplinary procedures.
- In such circumstances, a bank granting a subsequent mortgage should only be fixed with notice if it actually (rather than constructively) knew of the relevant vitiating factor.
- It is not for any court of justice to inquire further, or to enlarge constructively those conditions and restrictions.

Definition of constructively in US English:

constructively

adverbkənˈstrəktɪvlikənˈstrəktivlē

1In a way that has or is intended to have a useful or beneficial purpose.
the party has engaged constructively in this debate
Example sentencesExamples
- He would talk about each piece, inspiring us and constructively pushing us to amazing heights.
- He has posted a wiki where we can suggest ways he can constructively use his time.
- These companies acknowledge a civic duty to act transparently and respond constructively to public criticism.
- Federalism and the Constitution cry out for both the president and Congress to work constructively together for the benefit of the nation.
- Directors were concerned about the board's inability to work constructively with her.
- An informed and honest understanding of "how we got here" is essential to understanding and dealing constructively with our cultural diversity.
- I try to think constructively about the future of design.
- Above all, a victorious paradigm must deal constructively with the anomalies that led to the crisis.
- Many members of the regiment brought specialized skills to the colony and contributed constructively to its development.
- These emotions are then constructively generated in their next home game, which is an advantage in itself.
2Law
In a way that is not obvious or explicitly stated but may be inferred.
this non-disclosure was said to be constructively tantamount to fraud
Example sentencesExamples
- Even if the loss were in fact constructively total, it was not claimed as such.
- The charge is divided equally by the number of customers within the village whom we constructively believe will benefit from the project.
- It is, in my opinion, impossible to hold that the respondents possessed, constructively or otherwise, the knowledge which is an essential ingredient to the cause of action.
- Such help could be provided if a phased plan were drawn up to implement this, and its objectives were constructively discussed.
- I use it to describe that which is evidence not available actually or constructively.
- It is not for any court of justice to inquire further, or to enlarge constructively those conditions and restrictions.
- In such circumstances, a bank granting a subsequent mortgage should only be fixed with notice if it actually (rather than constructively) knew of the relevant vitiating factor.
- Her claim that she had been constructively dismissed rested on the contention that she had unjustly been subjected to disciplinary procedures.
- The applicant is challenging the decision of the justice, on the ground that he had constructively failed to exercise his jurisdiction.
- Why have they constructively dismissed our company?

单词	constructively
释义	Definition of constructively in English: constructively adverb kənˈstrʌktɪvlikənˈstrəktɪvli 1In a way that has or is intended to have a useful or beneficial purpose. the party has engaged constructively in this debate Example sentencesExamples Above all, a victorious paradigm must deal constructively with the anomalies that led to the crisis. He would talk about each piece, inspiring us and constructively pushing us to amazing heights. Many members of the regiment brought specialized skills to the colony and contributed constructively to its development. These companies acknowledge a civic duty to act transparently and respond constructively to public criticism. Directors were concerned about the board's inability to work constructively with her. I try to think constructively about the future of design. These emotions are then constructively generated in their next home game, which is an advantage in itself. Federalism and the Constitution cry out for both the president and Congress to work constructively together for the benefit of the nation. An informed and honest understanding of "how we got here" is essential to understanding and dealing constructively with our cultural diversity. He has posted a wiki where we can suggest ways he can constructively use his time. 2Law In a way that is not obvious or explicitly stated but may be inferred. this non-disclosure was said to be constructively tantamount to fraud Example sentencesExamples I use it to describe that which is evidence not available actually or constructively. The applicant is challenging the decision of the justice, on the ground that he had constructively failed to exercise his jurisdiction. The charge is divided equally by the number of customers within the village whom we constructively believe will benefit from the project. Why have they constructively dismissed our company? Even if the loss were in fact constructively total, it was not claimed as such. It is, in my opinion, impossible to hold that the respondents possessed, constructively or otherwise, the knowledge which is an essential ingredient to the cause of action. Such help could be provided if a phased plan were drawn up to implement this, and its objectives were constructively discussed. Her claim that she had been constructively dismissed rested on the contention that she had unjustly been subjected to disciplinary procedures. In such circumstances, a bank granting a subsequent mortgage should only be fixed with notice if it actually (rather than constructively) knew of the relevant vitiating factor. It is not for any court of justice to inquire further, or to enlarge constructively those conditions and restrictions. Definition of constructively in US English: constructively adverbkənˈstrəktɪvlikənˈstrəktivlē 1In a way that has or is intended to have a useful or beneficial purpose. the party has engaged constructively in this debate Example sentencesExamples He would talk about each piece, inspiring us and constructively pushing us to amazing heights. He has posted a wiki where we can suggest ways he can constructively use his time. These companies acknowledge a civic duty to act transparently and respond constructively to public criticism. Federalism and the Constitution cry out for both the president and Congress to work constructively together for the benefit of the nation. Directors were concerned about the board's inability to work constructively with her. An informed and honest understanding of "how we got here" is essential to understanding and dealing constructively with our cultural diversity. I try to think constructively about the future of design. Above all, a victorious paradigm must deal constructively with the anomalies that led to the crisis. Many members of the regiment brought specialized skills to the colony and contributed constructively to its development. These emotions are then constructively generated in their next home game, which is an advantage in itself. 2Law In a way that is not obvious or explicitly stated but may be inferred. this non-disclosure was said to be constructively tantamount to fraud Example sentencesExamples Even if the loss were in fact constructively total, it was not claimed as such. The charge is divided equally by the number of customers within the village whom we constructively believe will benefit from the project. It is, in my opinion, impossible to hold that the respondents possessed, constructively or otherwise, the knowledge which is an essential ingredient to the cause of action. Such help could be provided if a phased plan were drawn up to implement this, and its objectives were constructively discussed. I use it to describe that which is evidence not available actually or constructively. It is not for any court of justice to inquire further, or to enlarge constructively those conditions and restrictions. In such circumstances, a bank granting a subsequent mortgage should only be fixed with notice if it actually (rather than constructively) knew of the relevant vitiating factor. Her claim that she had been constructively dismissed rested on the contention that she had unjustly been subjected to disciplinary procedures. The applicant is challenging the decision of the justice, on the ground that he had constructively failed to exercise his jurisdiction. Why have they constructively dismissed our company?
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