constructionally
- adverb
- /kənˈstrʌkʃənəli/
- Specialized
- The paragraph is constructionally sound, with each sentence following proper grammatical rules.
Examples
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In linguistics, we often analyze texts constructionally.
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The essay was constructionally weak, lacking clear sentence structure and organization.
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Some languages are constructionally different, making translation more challenging.
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The sentence was structured constructionally to emphasize the main idea.
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The paragraph is constructionally sound, with each sentence following proper grammatical rules.
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In linguistics, we often analyze texts constructionally to understand their grammatical structures.
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The essay was constructionally weak, lacking clear sentence structure and organization.
Synonyms
In a way that changes the parts that hold something together
In a way that follows the normal order of words in a sentence
Surface Forms
Morphology
constructionally = constructional (transparent) = construct + ion + al + ly
The meaning is clearly derived from the adjective 'constructional' to form an adverb.
Etymology
Constructionally comes from construct and construction, from a Latin word meaning 'to build', so it means 'in the way something is built'. A helpful image is to see a sentence as a small building: when something is constructionally correct, we mean its sentence 'building' or structure is right.