construction, construccioun, construccyon

[Fr. construction; Lat. constructio =a putting together, a building, from construct us, pa. par. of construo.] IMG:content-0727.png:[blocks in formation] 2. The manner in which anything is constructed or arranged by the mind. *3. Judgment or mental representation. "It cannot, therefore, unto reasonable constructions seem strange, ."-Browne: Vulgar Errors. *4. The act of construing, interpreting, or explain ing by a proper arrangement of terms. tion of part of the throat may take place by the reduction through quinsy of the width of the aperture; while a wounded artery is compre ed by a bandage tied around it.