1. Constituting or forming an essential or elementary part; having the power of constituting or appointing.

2. He who or that which fixes or constitutes anything; that which constitutes an essential part; one of those who elect a person to office as their representative. Constituent Assembly, the first national assembly of the French Revolution in 1788.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

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The adjective form of the word "constituent" is "constituent".

The plural of the "constituent" can be the "constituents".

The singular of the "constituent" can be the "constituent".