constitution
/kənstɪˈtjuːʃən/Definitions
1. noun
the fundamental principles and basic laws that govern a country, state, or organization
“The new government was established according to the constitution.”
2. noun
the state of being constituted, or the quality of having a particular nature or character
“The constitution of the soil made it suitable for farming.”
3. noun
a formal document that outlines the principles and rules of an organization or institution
“The university’s constitution outlined its mission and goals.”
4. verb
to establish or give a particular form or structure to something
“The new law will constitution the company and make it more efficient.”