to consist
- verb
- /kənˈsɪst/
- Incoming students' knowledge will consist of at least basic algebra and science concepts.
- groups consist of
- largely consist of
- consist of one component
And that turns out mainly to consist of writers and comedians.
- And that turns out mainly to consist of writers and comedians.
- So a graph consists of nodes and edges.
- And as the name suggests, it obviously consists of three funds.
- A trust fund, if it exists, consists of assets like stocks and bonds.
- In some cases, the love bombing consists of them playing hard to get.
- His case primarily consisted of audio recordings.
- But the GAPS diet consists mostly of these.
- Our finite mind consists of thought and perception.
- Should our life consist of several beautiful mini lives?
- That system, that time consisted of no belt.
Examples
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This team consists of six members.
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The most common distribution staff was a team consisting of administrators, teachers, kitchen staff, and/or students.
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Suppose that we start with a set that consists of N elements.
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Yeah, the Box Man dance consists of three separate parts.
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Each form of the test consists of three activities: each designed to measure creative function.
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The headquarters unit consists of a five man team.
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This applies to series of compounds that consist of only two elements.
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The experimental group consists of 37 children, and the control group consists of 39 children.
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A complete Verve system consists of a nucleus, a kernel, and one or more applications.
Academic text (2011) -
This team consists of six members.
Synonyms
To have something inside like a box or book
Be the parts that form a whole
To be the parts that make up a whole
Has parts or people that form it, for example the sun and planets
To include parts or members
Phrasal Verbs
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word consist comes from the parts con- meaning 'together' and sist meaning 'to stand', so it originally meant 'to stand together'. So, when we say something consists of parts, we mean those parts 'stand together' to make the whole.