construct
- noun
- /kənˈstrʌkt/
- Specialized
- Our perception of the world around us is a construct of the mind.
- social construct
- construct validity
- a construct of health
Mindset is working from a biblical construct, not from a capitalist construct.
- Mindset is working from a biblical construct, not from a capitalist construct.
- I carry in my mind a construct that says I'm not worthy.
- It kind of shreds the construct of of everything that that is.
- Thus you can change a social construct, thus it doesn't exist.
- So in C, there are various looping constructs, one of which looks like this.
- Economics is is a social construct that we actually have a say in.
- That the world is just too leveraged today, that the debt construct is just too big.
- So if gender is a social construct, why do we need to transition?
- It links between separation and the construct of desire.
- And the answer is only if it's a pure digital construct, permissionless and open.
Examples
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You know, if queer theory teaches us anything, it's that sexual identity is a social construct.
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The past is a construct of the mind.
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But the fear, it's a construct of the mind in the first place.
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If the "self" is a construct, and it's all just role play, do you think people can change?
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Economics is is a social construct that we actually have a say in.
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Unfortunately, detailed data on these constructs are not available in the current study.
Academic text (2011) -
We considered both to be distinct constructs and important, so we looked at them individually.
Academic text (2011) -
Alienation is a complex construct with different significance depending on the discipline under review.
Academic text (2011) -
Consider the poster as presenting two versions of masculinity, each a construct of consumer culture.
Fiction book (1994) -
The notion of happiness is often seen as a social construct shaped by cultural influences.
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Etymology
Construct as a noun comes from the same Latin parts con- 'together' and struere 'to build', and is related to construction and structure. So, a social or mental 'construct' is an idea 'built' from many beliefs or parts.