constructible
- adjective
- /kənˈstrʌktəbl/
- Specialized
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constructible
- I'm going to write down the list of odd constructible polygons.
Once we've shown that, we've shown that π is not constructible.
- Once we've shown that, we've shown that π is not constructible.
- Yeah, it's bonkers how big the construct constructible space of human aesthetics is.
- And now we have to ask the question, what, you know, given that formally constructible thing, what is what consequences does that?
Examples
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But it is to argue that symbols themselves are not totally constructed, nor are they totally constructible.
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And now we have to ask the question, what, you know, given that formally constructible thing, what is what consequences does that?
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Now ask if such a cardinal exists in the constructible universe, and they will tell you flat out, "No."
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But the constructible universe is also a valid model of ZFC.
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Yeah, it's bonkers how big the construct constructible space of human aesthetics is.
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In geometry, a triangle is considered constructible if its sides can be drawn using a compass and straightedge.
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The architect designed a constructible building that adheres to all local regulations and safety standards.
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Only shapes that meet certain criteria are classified as constructible according to classical geometry.
Synonyms
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3.9
Able to be made in factories in large amounts
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3.7
Can be done or finished
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3.9
Land where you can put a house or other structure
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Etymology
The word constructible comes from construct ('to build') and the ending -ible ('able'). Think of construction or a building: something constructible is something you can 'build' or make, even when you must follow special rules or methods.