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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"constitutionally" - regarding character
Is it correct to use "constitutionally" e.g. suited/unsuited in regard to present character or personality, or would you recommend a different word?
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Suited/unsuited for a given task, that is. For example, someone is making irrational decisions in a matter that requires rationality, but still thinks this would be the right attitude. And is this a possible usage of the word "constitutional"?
- Suited/unsuited for a given task, that is.
- For example, someone is making irrational decisions in a matter that requires rationality, but still thinks this would be the right attitude.
- And is this a possible usage of the word "constitutional"?
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Suited/unsuited for a given task, that is. For example, someone is making irrational decisions in a matter that requires rationality, but still thinks this would be the right attitude. And is this a possible usage of the word "constitutional"?
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