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construct

v.

To build a physical structure
build, assemble, erect; see build 1, create 2, form 1.
To erect mentally
create, compose, envision; see imagine 1, invent 1. See syn. study at make.

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Another word for construct

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To create by forming, combining, or altering materials:
assemble, build, fabricate, fashion, forge¹, frame, make, manufacture, mold, produce, put together, shape. See make
To make or form (a structure):
build, erect, put up, raise, rear². See make

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The fishing trade had become so important by 1800 that it was necessary to construct a new dock.
Ending is absolute a, construct ath, emphatic ta or 'tha: thus the fern.
Although therefore most simple and cheap to construct, such soft-iron instruments are not well adapted for accurate work.
Homo regius apart from parties, to construct a government out of any elements that might be persuaded to co-operate with him.
Please revise your essay to construct a more cohesive argument.

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